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Airport hotel signs for the environment

Friday 20 Apr 12 10:00am

International hotel operator Accor has named the Auckland Airport Novotel as its first New Zealand hotel to sign up for the type of environmental goals set at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992.

The company, which operates 4400 hotels around the world, launched the Planet 21 programme this week.

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