Where hotel guests plant trees
The Hotels for Trees Foundation contributes directly to a greener hotel world. A hotel world in which one new tree is planted each time a guest chooses to skip the daily room cleaning.
The impact of this green choice can already be seen on the Hotels for Trees website the very next day and directly contributes to (re-)forestation projects across the globe.
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The financials behind this concept are no secret. Hotels that participate pay Hotels for Trees a set fee for each room that is not cleaned. In Europe this is 5 euro, in Australia 6,50 AUD, in North America 4 USD and in Canada 5 CAD.
About Hotels for Trees
Hotels for Trees is a non profit foundation established in May 2021. It started in the Netherlands and has rapidly expanded in Europe since 2022. Further expansion to Australia and the US is currently underway.
Hotels for Trees has a Dutch ANBI status (special charity trademark including tax benefits for people from Europe who donate). Similarly, for Australian and US partners, the donations are tax-deductible.
The foundation is headed by a board of three and overseen by a Supervisory Board. All donations are spent on (re-)forestation projects and used for running and growing Hotels for Trees.
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Number of trees planted yesterday
Number of trees planted this year
Number of trees planted since the start
Projects
Portugal – Landscape restoration in the Faia Brava Reserve
Northeastern Portugal is known for its special Montado landscape, with beautiful grasslands and trees. Unfortunately, more and more nature is
Pennsylvania North America – Keystone
Adding 513 native trees to the Pennsylvania landscape together with One Tree Planted will improve the Bay’s water quality by
Australia – The Big Scrub rainforest region – A critically endangered ecosystem
The Big Scrub is the name of the remnant rainforest in the Byron Shire region of northern New South Wales.
Restoring forests at Landgoed Zuylestein
The beautiful country estate Landgoed Zuylestein is located in Leersum, in Utrecht. Trees for All is working there on the
Belgium – From grassland to living forest in Flanders
Near the Flemish Luciebos, a large grassland of 11 hectares lies in between a number of nature reserves. Currently, this
Sulawesi Indonesia – More tropical rainforest
On Sulawesi, we are supporting Trees for All, in planting 160,000 trees to transform monotonous grassland back into tropical rainforest.
The Netherlands – Greening the countryside
Together with Trees for All, we are working on greening the countryside in Friesland, Overijssel and Gelderland. We do this
Vietnam – Restoring Dune Forests
The coast of Central Vietnam is increasingly battered by tropical storms and hurricanes. Its natural dune vegetation has all but
Ghana – Bongo District
The Bongo District is one of the driest areas in the region. Due to desertification the shores of the VEA
Bolivia – Reforestation and Agroforestry
The Bolivian Andes are characterized by a rugged landscape with mountains well over 6,000 metres (20,000 feet) high. Unfortunately, large
