Our training for hotels

A training that comes from field experience

Building on two pilot projects carried out in the hotel sector, we have created an applied training course to support hotels in reducing their use of plastic and sharing advice among peers. This training course is provided as part of the BeMed Business Club.

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What does the training consist of?

This is a one-year online group training course that follows a methodology already proven in France and Tunisia. It brings together hotels around the Mediterranean and local NGOs, and helps hotels implement a six-step methodology: from auditing the plastics used to measuring the impact of the solutions tested.

The first cohort began in June 2025 and will end in May 2026. A second cohort will begin in February 2026 and end in February 2027.

Your support programme:

10 support sessions over the course of a year, with the option of working in partnership with a local NGO to strengthen your efforts.

Exchange sessions between professionals from the hotel sector and NGOs.

A weekly helpline available to answer all your questions.

This training course, which is 100% online, is designed to give hotels time to implement each step between training sessions, while benefiting from personalised support during consultation hours and peer exchanges.

Joining the working group means committing to taking action!

Are you a hotel? Or a hotel group?

Regardless of your size or level of progress, what matters to us is your motivation to take action.

I sign the membership charter (see the hotel membership charter here).
I pay my membership fee (see the membership fee schedule).
I commit to following the training programme and implementing the steps.

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Vous êtes une ONG ?

You can receive free training to support a hotel, and you can build on the strength of the collective to enhance your skills.

I sign the membership charter (see the NGO membership charter here).
I commit to supporting a hotel in implementing the steps.

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Why take action?

Adapt to new customer demands, engage staff and save them time, reduce costs and lessen environmental impact.

Our previous pilot projects have demonstrated that it is possible to reduce single-use plastics in hotels while engaging staff, without compromising customer service quality or incurring additional financial costs for the establishment.