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Managing the valuable resources

Linen Re-Use Programme

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At Thema Collection, we prioritize the conservation of our environment and the protection of our planet. That’s why we have taken proactive steps to champion a substantial decrease in the utilization of crucial resources, including energy and water. Through our sustainable practices, we strive to minimize our ecological footprint and ensure a more sustainable future for generations to come.

Energy and water are two essential resources that are increasingly facing depletion. The production of energy often involves the consumption of finite fossil fuel reserves, such as coal, and oil, leading to environmental degradation and the emission of greenhouse gases.

As part of our commitment to sustainability, we have implemented a linen re-use policy across all our properties. This policy allows guests the choice to reuse their linens and towels for more than one day, contributing to significant resource savings. By participating in this initiative, not only do our guests play a vital role in reducing water and energy consumption, but they also help us minimize labor, detergent, and the costs associated with replacing sheets and towels.

Together, we can make a substantial positive impact on the environment while also promoting responsible and cost-effective practices in the hospitality industry.

Staff member neatly folding fresh linens for guest use as part of a sustainable reuse initiative
Sustainability card placed on bedside table as part of Thema’s linen reuse programme Sri Lanka
Reusable towel signage inside bathroom encouraging guests to reduce laundry waste
Elephant-shaped display with a sustainability pledge in a Sri Lankan eco resort room

Green Moments in Every Square

Sustainability at Thema Digital Space

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Some conversations stay with you a little longer. 🌿

In collaboration with Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF), we brought together voices from government, tourism and the wider industry to explore Sustainability and Wellness Tourism: Positioning Sri Lanka for the Future.

Here’s a little more from the day. 

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Looking back at an afternoon of conversations on sustainability and wellness tourism in Sri Lanka.

Thema Collection, together with Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF) brought representatives from government, the tourism industry and development partners for “Sustainability and Wellness Tourism: Positioning Sri Lanka for the Future.”

The afternoon included perspectives from Hon. (Prof.) Ruwan Ranasinghe, Deputy Minister of Tourism, Deputy High Commissioner Ruth Baird, and industry representatives, followed by a panel discussion on “Unlocking Wellness Tourism Opportunities in Sri Lanka.”

Here’s a glimpse of the conversations and moments from the day!

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