The Ritz-Carlton Bali has achieved Green Key certification, an internationally recognised sustainability standard for tourism businesses. The certification recognises the resort's efforts to adopt responsible practices, protect the environment and support local communities.
Green Key is operated by the Foundation for Environmental Education. The programme recognises tourism properties that meet strict environmental criteria and demonstrate a commitment to sustainable operations.
At The Ritz-Carlton Bali, these efforts include responsible resource management, waste reduction and support for local producers.
General Manager Go Kondo welcomed the recognition, saying: “We are pleased to receive Green Key certification, which recognises the efforts of our Ladies and Gentlemen to incorporate more responsible practices into our daily operations.”
The resort focuses on several key sustainability initiatives:
- Waste management: The resort separates waste for responsible disposal. It also composts garden waste for use as fertiliser.
- Reducing single-use materials: The team works to minimise single-use plastics, paper and unnecessary packaging.
- Energy conservation: Energy-saving measures encourage more efficient electricity use.
- Water conservation: The resort uses recycled water to irrigate its gardens.
- Food management: Surplus food goes to charitable foundations.
- Community support: Local sourcing strengthens relationships with Bali's producers and communities.
Set across 127 hectares of beachfront and clifftop grounds, The Ritz-Carlton Bali continues to strengthen its sustainability practices. The resort aims to deliver memorable guest experiences while protecting its natural surroundings.
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