Reducing Plastic Waste: The Role of Dispenser Amenities in Nature Conservation

In the present-day scenario, environmental issues are topics of intense discussions globally. The hospitality industry is often under pressure to adopt sustainable practices. The excessive use of single use plastic in hotels and resorts is a major contributor towards environmental degradation.  Amenities like-miniature shampoo bottles and wrapped soaps increase plastic waste that harms our oceans, land, and animals. However, amidst this challenge, lies a practical solution: The Dispenser Amenities program which offers a unique approach to reduce plastic waste. This is done by providing the guest with refillable dispensers. In this blog, we will talk about reducing plastic waste and the role of dispenser in nature conversation.

Understanding the Plastic program

Plastic pollution causes a huge threat

When it comes to serving the guests, the hotels known for their top-class hospitality and amenities, spare no expense in offering the best to their guests. From soft cozy bed and bath linens to guestroom toiletries, they are always on their toes to make them feel at home. This blog tells us about the best guestroom amenities provided by the hotels. If you are a budding hotelier, this blog is for you! 

Bath Toiletries: Sticking to the Basics 

When your guests step into their hotel rooms after a tiresome journey, they would want to take a refreshing bath to regain energy for the rest of their day. Stocking your hotels with bathroom essentials is a good practise to maintain hygiene

 Decoding GSM: How Grams per Square Meter Impacts Towel Quality

When it comes to buying the perfect towels, there is more to it than meets the eye. One key element that often goes missing from the checklist is the GSM also known as Grams per Square meter. It calculates the weight and density of the towel. Understanding its significance can ease your towel-buying experience. In this blog, we will be decoding GSM and how Grams per Square Meter impact towel quality. 

What is GSM?

As discussed above, it stands for grams per square meter, and it refers to the weight of the towel. Most importantly, it tells us how thick and soft a towel is. The higher the GSM, the denser the towel. On the contrary, a lower GSM means that the towel is lightweight. For example, in cotton towels, the average range for GSM is between 300 and 900 GSM. 300-400 GSM indicates that the towel is lighter and