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Tibetan House Sustainability Actions

Local Tibetan guest experience

A Hilton hotel in Jiuzhaigou worked with a Tibetan team member to create an authentic Tibetan house experience for guests. The idea was to bring local culture into the stay in a way that also supported the employee with extra income. This is a community-based action rather than a technical environmental project, but it still fits ESG because it links tourism with local livelihoods and cultural respect.

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Sales for differently-abled makers

The hotel also ran a market where souvenirs were hand-made by local differently-abled people, and the money from sales went directly to them. This shows a social inclusion effort, because it gives people with disabilities a way to earn income from their work. It is a practical example of using tourism spending to support local people instead of sending all value outside the community.

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Donations during Shanghai COVID-19

During the COVID-19 situation in Shanghai, local partners helped donate about 3,000 LEGO sets to children staying in temporary field hospitals. The aim was to give children a small moment of joy during a hard time. This is a social support action tied to a health emergency, showing community care rather than a direct environmental measure.

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