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💰 Tommaso Mazzanti, CEO of All'Antico Vinaio, plans to increase company welfare investments to 1 million euros by 2025. With 40 stores in Italy, the US, and the UAE, employing nearly 600, and forecasting a 2024 turnover of 75 million euros, the company offers an enhanced welfare package including an extra free week of vacation and various rewards. Employees of at least one year can win a 5-star Maldives trip, while customers can win a New York trip through an Instagram contest with over 50,000 comments.

🌱 Clorofil, the carbon footprint calculator created by the French group majorian for hoteliers and restaurateurs, registers over 588 properties in France and Italy within nearly two years of its launch, with 30% subscribing. CEO Carole Pourchet highlights the tool's importance due to hospitality's 16% contribution to tourism's GHG emissions. 34% of the adopters have validated their CO2e emissions using Bilan Carbone® by the French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME), identifying customer mobility (80%), energy management, and waste as major emission sources. The hospitality sector aims for a 4% reduction goal, slightly below the recommended 5% for Paris Agreement alignment. Parco San Marco Lifestyle Beach Resort aims to cut CO2 emissions by 25% by 2025 and has taken actions like monitoring paper use and promoting electric mobility.

🏡 Gale Hotel & Residence di Miami, designed by GFO and Arquitectonica with interiors by Urban Robot Associates and featuring G.T. Design collections by Deanna Comellini, showcases luxury sustainable interior design. The hotel's shared spaces are adorned with bespoke, sustainable natural materials like the MeatPacking rug, assembled from 30-50 year old recycled hemp and cotton textiles, and the hand-painted wool Luoghi collection in meeting rooms. The Boom and Rime rug collections enhance the connection between nature and architecture, with textures from dense wool and soft bamboo fibers. Rime rugs decorate children's areas with fern leaf-inspired designs. G.T. Design’s eco-friendly approach reflects a commitment to responsible innovation and emotional design.

🛠 Enel's Set&Charge is an innovative solution for businesses across various sectors, including hospitality and dining, to integrate electric mobility into their services by providing electric vehicle charging stations. It features a complete package: charging infrastructure, easy-to-use Net Enterprise management software, and electricity supply. The Net Enterprise platform allows for service customization and direct billing of revenues to reduce overall energy costs. Integration with the Enel X Way App increases visibility, attracting travelers and companies managing electric fleets. Other sustainable choices provided by Enel for the hospitality industry include upgrading HVAC systems, comfort management, Power Quality systems like Save Up, and installing photovoltaic systems to produce clean energy, reduce CO2 emissions, and cut energy bills.