Enviromental Policy
Hotel Casa La Fe is aware of the impact of its activity on the environment and undertakes to incorporate concepts and practices of environmental care into its daily processes which guarantee a sustainable development of the environment. The hotel will comply with all existing legislation in environmental matters and will promote an organizational culture focused on the care and preservation of the environment.
This commitment includes:
- Ensure environmentally friendly behavior of all our functions and activities.
- Adopting measures to reduce the environmental impact produced by the use and manipulation of chemicals, water and energy consumption and improper waste management is our main task.
- Periodically review the state of environmental protection to verify progress made and make adjustments in our objectives and goals to minimize the environmental impact caused by our activities. This review makes possible the development of environmental programs aimed at continuous improvement and prevention of pollution.
- Comply with existing legislation and environmental regulations that are applicable to our activities.
- Work to raise awareness and communication about the environment to all our work team, and motivate them so that their behavior in their jobs reflect that environmental awareness.
- To allow the prevention of pollution from the implementation of programs for the management of the possible auditory, visual and atmospheric pollution generated in the Hotel.
- To continuously improve, based on compliance with established environmental programs.
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