Eco Stay Awards partners

ecoSPIRITS is transforming the spirits industry with its low-carbon, low-waste packaging technology. Founded in Singapore in 2018, they aim to eliminate single-use glass and now serve approximately 3,000 venues in 27 countries.

Lumitics leverages data analytics to help the hospitality sector reduce food waste, costs, and environmental impact through its sensors and proprietary computer vision technology.

Bizsu develops Net-Zero cities with state-of-the-art solutions for energy reduction and generation. They serve clients like CapitaLand and the National University of Singapore and have earned numerous accolades.

Zuzu Hospitality partners with independent hotels across Asia, providing revenue management, marketing, and distribution solutions. Their data-driven strategies enhance hotel performance and guest experiences.

Promoting Phuket's charm and community, the Phuket Hotels Association collaborates with local authorities to support eco-responsibility and offers scholarships in hotel management to underprivileged youth.

C9 Hotelworks, based in Thailand, is a renowned hospitality consulting firm specialising in market research, feasibility studies, and asset management, providing deep insights into the Asian hotel market.

Tajara Hospitality, a leading consultancy in the Philippines, offers services in hotel development, management, and asset optimisation. Their expertise helps clients maximise their investments in the Southeast Asian market.

CarbonClick exists to help businesses offset carbon emissions in a simple, transparent and meaningful way. It’s a certified B Corp, based in Auckland, New Zealand, with a global team working across the USA, Europe and Southeast Asia.

Delivering Asia (DA) is one of Asia’s leading luxury Hospitality & Real Estate PR and communications companies. Headquartered in Bangkok and established in 2006, DA has operations in 11 countries worldwide, representing the key source markets for leisure and business travellers into Southeast Asia.

The Samui chapter of SKÅL International, the world’s largest association uniting all branches of the travel and tourism industry with more than 12,000 members. Five clubs currently operate in Thailand: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Krabi and Koh Samui.