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Flywheel of sustainability in the accommodation sector

Hospitality Net

Booking.com, a signatory of the declaration, has committed to achieving near-zero emissions by 2030 and net zero by 2040. The collective agreement made through the Glasgow Declaration should see emissions halve by 2030 and achieve net zero by 2050.

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Pandemic Effects on Funding, Growth and People – Plus Predictions for 2024

Modern Restaurant Management

Predictions show by 2040, the United States will have over six million fewer working-age people than in 2022. More baby boomers than normal retired during the pandemic, and the American workforce is shrinking. Additionally, the younger workforce is facing obstacles with escalating childcare costs.

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Are EV Charging Stations Worth the Investment?

Modern Restaurant Management

Zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) will account for 70 percent of new passenger vehicles globally by 2040. In January, Tesla reported $5.5 billion in 2021 profits for their EVs – more than six times higher than its 2020 earnings. The spike in EV sales is due to a few key factors.

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Embracing Cultures: Diversifying Menus for Senior Health and Culinary Adventure

Culinary Services Group

By 2040, that number will increase to 22% – around 4x higher than numbers seen at the turn of the 20th century. As of 2020, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) reported that older adults (people who are 65+ years old) made up 17% of the population. The senior population is only growing and diversifying more with each year.

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Supporting Guests and the Environment with Sustainable Restrooms

Modern Restaurant Management

By the year 2040, it’s expected that the United States will lose roughly 31 million acres of forest. Unfortunately, consumers and businesses in the United States have been the main drivers of this paper waste growth, generating 3.8 million tons of tissue paper and paper towel waste in just one year.

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