Green Hotel Implementation Based on ASEAN Green Hotel Standard at Infinity8 Bali

Widiasari, Putu and Mataram, I Gusti Agung Bagus and Astuti, Ni Nyoman Sri (2022) Green Hotel Implementation Based on ASEAN Green Hotel Standard at Infinity8 Bali. Undergraduate thesis, Politeknik Negeri Bali.

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Abstract

Hotels are one of many industries that contribute waste and emissions in large amounts. The result of waste and emissions have an impact on the surrounding environment which is in the end impact on global warming. This study aims to analyze the implementation of green hotels based on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) green hotel standards at Infinity8 Bali. The data collection method used was by distributing questionnaires to 27 respondents and interview hotel’s staff which directly involved in the implementation of green hotels. The data analysis method is descriptive statistics analysis by calculating the average and percentage of the questionnaire results. The results of the interviews were described as a reinforcement and explanation of the percentage results obtained from the questionnaire. The results show that Infinity8 Bali has implemented a green hotel based on the standards made by ASEAN. Green hotel implementation criteria in Infinity8 Bali based on ASEAN standards have 11 variables. The percentage value of the questionnaire results shows a value of 61% - 80% with an appropriate implementation level and a value of 81% - 100% with a very appropriate implementation level. Not all aspects of the ASEAN green hotel standard are carried out thoroughly due to several limitations and constraints such as lack of knowledge, limited space/land, and limited costs. Lack of knowledge causes fewer effective decisions made in implementing green hotel standards.

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