Implementation of an environmental policy and a socially responsible approach, intelligent waste management (reduction at source, collection and recycling), control of energy and water consumption, responsible purchasing (in particular for food and maintenance), active customer awareness: these are all criteria of the Green Key label that are taken into account by the labelled establishments. The labelling process includes regular audits and the collection of evidence to attest to the seriousness of the establishments' approach.

The Green Key team is present all year round with the actors of the tourism industry to accompany them, exchange good practices and advise them, in order to allow the development of sustainable, ecologically virtuous and socially responsible tourism in France.

THE WATERSENSE LABEL (STAYS & BUSINESS)

The WaterSense label was created to make it easier to identify water-saving products. From washbasins to taps to professional irrigation systems, many products and infrastructures are covered by this label. However, the criteria are the same. For a product to be labelled with the WaterSense

The European Ecolabel is the only official ecological label recognised in all member countries of the European Union. AFNOR Certification is the only certification body to issue it in France.

The European Ecolabel is a voluntary approach on the part of the manufacturer and guarantees the reduction of the environmental impact of products or services throughout their life cycle. The procedure for obtaining the label is rigorous, which is the guarantee of its success and of a climate of confidence shared in 30 countries.

GREEN GLOBE 

Green Globe is an international label for sustainable tourism, specifically designed for travel and tourism professionals. It is a certification recognised by the World Tourism Organisation and the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC).

This label applies to all tourism businesses and organisations: accommodation, campsites, travel, transport, cruises, restaurants, theme parks, visitor sites, golf courses, etc.

Its aim is to support and reward tourism professionals who adopt environmental and social management of their activities.

ISO 9001 140001 

ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 are generic standards for certifiable management systems. The term "generic" means that these standards can be applied to any organization, large or small, providing any product or service, in any industry. ISO 9001 contains a set of requirements for implementing a quality management system and ISO 14001 the requirements for an environmental management system.