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- 89. Premier Inn to Eliminate Unnecessary Single-Use Plastics by 2025
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Whitbread, owner of the Premier Inn brand and operator of hundreds of restaurants in the UK, has unveiled plans to eliminate the use of unnecessary single-use plastics by 2025. To achieve this, Whitbread is carrying out a review of plastic and packaging across its supply chain and will work with suppliers to find alternatives to unnecessary single-use items.
- 90. Global Tourism Plastics Initiative Welcomes 26 New Signatories
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The Global Tourism Plastics Initiative has welcomed 26 new signatories, including businesses and organizations from every part of the global tourism value chain. The new signatories include Booking.com, G Adventures, The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Inkaterra, TUI Care Foundation, deSter part of gategroup, and International Aviation Waste Management Platform, among others.
- 91. BMA Launches Thailand’s First All-Electric Commuter Ferry
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The Bangkok Metropolitan Authority (BMA) has launched Thailand’s first all-electric commuter ferry. The 47.5-ft fiberglass vessel was repowered by MariArt Shipyard, replacing the existing 205hp diesel engine with twin Torqeedo Cruise 10 kW electric outboards, each with six Torqeedo lithium battery banks and two fast chargers.
- 92. IHG Commits All Brands to Bulk-Size Bathroom Amenities
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InterContinental Hotels Group has become the first global hotel company to commit all brands to removing bathroom miniatures in favour of bulk-size amenities. The welcome move will mean that IHG’s entire hotel estate of almost 843,000 guest rooms will switch to bulk-size bathroom amenities, with the transition to be completed during 2021.
- 93. Air Canada to Replace Plastic Stirrers with Bamboo Alternative
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Air Canada has unveiled a plan to reduce single-use plastics onboard aircraft and in its workplaces. Starting in summer 2019, Air Canada will replace plastic with bamboo stirrers in drinks served on all flights, a move that will save 35 million plastic stirrers annually – enough if laid end-to-end to join Halifax and Vancouver.
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