 One
of the many challenges facing innkeepers today is
how to demonstrate the specialness of your establishment. Sustainable
Tourism, Certified
Green, Eco
Friendly Inns, are recognized trends
gaining wide-spread popularity. Today travelers are
seeking out alternatives to the impersonality of
conventional lodging. Studies suggest a preference
toward a more holistic, natural, and earth-friendly
experience.
This trend is tailor made for small inns, bed
and breakfasts and boutique hotels because of
their flexibility, and adaptability. It has never
been easier to incorporate earth-friendly practices
in your daily routine such as: waste recycling,
energy efficiency, wildlife and nature preservation
(learn more about
ECO PRACTICES).
Traditionally, hospitality operators are caring,
considerate folks who may already be conserving,
recycling, and promoting their local natural
resources. They may reside on a farm with wildlife
or grow organic vegetables. Others may be near
a lake, mountain, or in close proximity to the
sea, offering guests a natural renewable experience.
Why not promote these earth-friendly characteristics
for they are certain to attract conscientious
travelers willing to support a business that
is a good steward of the earth.
BnBscape invites you to turn your eco-friendly
practices into a marketing advantage by participating
in the #1 Eco-Friendly Bed and Breakfast Online
Directory.
If you are new to the eco-friendly accommodations
trend you’ll find that it’s quite
easy to adopt basic green practices (learn
more about ECO TIPS). Not only will you feel a whole
lot better being environmentally responsible,
but Going Green is Good Marketing!
Our mission is to simply promote eco-friendly
Inns online. It is not affiliated with any government
agency, or certification organization. We encourage
all innkeepers to explore ways to be more earth-friendly
and want to be the medium for getting that message
out.
Eco-friendly begins with the heart. That by
having the inspiration to turn those "good
thoughts" for the environment into basic
domestic changes could help save our planet for
years to come.
"... Nature is not a place to visit, it
is home".
- Gary Snyder |
