TUI cuts single-use plastic to 40 grams per guest night in FY25, down 13% on year

By Public Technologies
  • TUI cut single-use plastic in owned and managed hotels to 40 grams per guest night in FY25, down 13% year-on-year.
  • Reduction since 2022 reached about 30%, extending a key environmental target across the hotel portfolio.
  • TUI BLUE hotels almost halved plastic water bottle use; Türkiye cut plastic intensity to 50 grams per guest night from 98 grams.
  • Microfibre filter rollout expanded to selected hotels; lab testing showed up to 99% capture of fibres from washing wastewater.
  • Plastic strategy targets elimination of problematic or unnecessary plastic packaging by 2030 under the UN-backed Global Tourism Plastics Initiative.


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