The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (the Alliance) today announces that Halton is its latest member, strengthening cross-industry collaboration to accelerate sustainability and resilience across global hospitality.
Halton is a recognised leader in indoor air solutions for demanding built environments, including professional kitchens and hospitality settings. Its expertise helps hotels and foodservice operators enhance energy efficiency, improve indoor environmental quality, and support the well-being of both guests and staff.
Headquartered in Finland, Halton operates in over 35 countries worldwide, employing more than 1,900 skilled professionals. Production units span nine countries: Finland, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, China, Malaysia, and Brazil.
“This partnership demonstrates the power of industry working hand-in-hand to scale sustainable practices,” said Glenn Mandziuk, Chief Executive Officer of the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance. “By aligning Halton’s technical expertise in energy-efficient ventilation and indoor environmental quality with the Alliance’s global network, we can accelerate tangible impact for people, planet, and prosperity.”
“Halton is embarking on a journey as it launches both its new Beyond500 strategy and this strategically important partnership with the Alliance, As a key focus of the new strategy, this partnership manifests how Halton as a company recognise the role of ecosystems and collaboration in developing innovative, resource-smart solutions for a sustainable future.” Said Riikka Paarma, Chief Sustainability and Strategy Officer of Halton Group.
“At Halton, sustainability isn’t just a strategy—it’s a responsibility we feel deeply. Joining the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance is a natural step for us, because we believe that creating healthier indoor environments goes hand in hand with advancing long-term sustainability in the hospitality sector. I’m proud of the work our teams do every day, and I’m excited about the impact we can make together with other like-minded leaders in hospitality.” Said Kai Konola, Chief Executive Officer of Halton Group.
As a member of the Alliance, Halton will collaborate with nearly 60 other leading hotel brands, owners, and suppliers to advance the industry to Net Positive Hospitality. Halton will contribute its technical insight to the Alliance’s programmes and working groups, supporting sector-wide progress.
The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance unites leading hospitality companies, brands, and strategic partners to address pressing environmental and social challenges. With a portfolio of over 66,000 hotels across 300 brands, totaling more than 8 million rooms, including industry giants like Hilton, Marriott, and IHG, the Alliance is committed to developing actionable programs and resources that foster a Net Positive hospitality sector. Through a network of over 100 partners, the Alliance is dedicated to driving collaborative action for a sustainable future.
For more information about the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance and its initiatives, please visit sustainablehospitalityalliance.org.
As a member of the Alliance, Halton will collaborate with nearly 60 other leading hotel brands, owners, and suppliers to advance the industry to Net Positive Hospitality. Halton will contribute its technical insight to the Alliance’s programmes and working groups, supporting sector-wide progress.
The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance unites leading hospitality companies, brands, and strategic partners to address pressing environmental and social challenges. With a portfolio of over 66,000 hotels across 300 brands, totaling more than 8 million rooms, including industry giants like Hilton, Marriott, and IHG, the Alliance is committed to developing actionable programs and resources that foster a Net Positive hospitality sector. Through a network of over 100 partners, the Alliance is dedicated to driving collaborative action for a sustainable future.
For more information about the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance and its initiatives, please visit sustainablehospitalityalliance.org.
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