Pranburi, Thailand (10 April 2025) – Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas has strengthened its commitment to environmental sustainability by joining the Capability Enhancement Program for Green Hotels and Accommodations under the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s (TAT) CF-Hotels platform.

Through this initiative, the resort measures its greenhouse gas emissions and implements targeted reduction strategies under the Low Emission Support Scheme (LESS). Using self-assessment through the CF-Hotels platform, the resort gathers baseline data that will be used to identify and apply solutions to align with its specific operations.

As part of its sustainability efforts, Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas has introduced:

  • Energy-efficient upgrades – LED lighting and solar power integration
  • Waste reduction initiatives – Composting, recycling, and responsible waste management
  • Water conservation measures – Optimising water usage to reduce consumption
  • Eco-friendly guest experiences – Bicycle rentals to promote sustainable travel
  • Mangrove planting – Launching a mangrove planting project along the Pranburi River

“These initiatives position us as a leader in green hospitality in Thailand and align with our broader Wyndham Green program. The resort aims to have at least 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 from 2024 and at least 50% by 2050,” said Rodan Ivan, General Manager of Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas.

Beyond environmental benefits, these sustainability efforts improve energy efficiency and resource management, leading to long-term cost savings. Given the resort’s 20-acre property, featuring a 1,250-square-metre infinity pool, spa, and multiple dining venues, these initiatives support both ecological and financial sustainability.

Programs like CF-Hotels help properties reduce the environmental impact that can be caused by tourism while providing a standardised framework for sustainable hospitality. This makes it easier for travellers to identify and support eco-conscious accommodations, fostering greater trust and accountability in responsible tourism.

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