Sustainability

At Klaus K, we strive to contribute to a more sustainable future by considering various aspects of responsibility in everything we do. Read below about our operations and the certifications we have been awarded. If you have any questions regarding sustainability, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

WeCare

WeCare is about how in our daily operations we take care of people, the environment and profitability at the same time.

This means that we cannot be profitable without caring about people and the environment. But we also know that we cannot care about people and the environment without creating profitability.

The WeCare main areas are:

• Diversity among employees
• Ethical and sustainable trade in our supply chain
• Local social responsibility in our community
• Environment
• Good, healthy and sustainable food
  
  

We will create possibilities for people both in and out of our operations. We will run hotels so that they have the smallest environmental impact. We will make our guests feel a little bit better when they check out than when they checked in.

WeCare is part of our identity and our culture, and we are very proud of it. Read more about WeCare here.

Green Key

Klaus K Hotel has been awarded environmental certification by the international tourism industry's environmental programme Green Key Finland. The certification is decided by a Green Key jury of experts in corporate responsibility, sustainable tourism and environmental protection. The Green Key certified property is committed to raising environmental awareness among staff and guests, improving energy and water efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of its accommodation operations. Green Key certified companies will receive the internationally recognised Green Key label and the programme's support for their environmental work and communication.

Sustainable Travel Finland

Klaus K Hotel is awarded with the Sustainable Travel Finland certificate. Sustainable Travel Finland (STF) programme provides companies and destinations with a concrete toolkit for developing sustainable tourism, which makes it easier to systematically adopt sustainable measures and choices into the everyday life of a region or company. The programme is free of charge and designed for all tourism stakeholders in Finland. Companies and destinations awarded with STF label have access to a continuous development model, the latest information on the sustainable travel development, marketing support, and additional visibility through Visit Finland’s channels.