Get Bird's Eye View Of Hotels Going Green By Using Roof Tops

Sustainable Travel

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The episode showcases different hotels that are going green by using solar panels, wind turbines on their rooftops. This provides a bird's eye view of how these structures are being used to generate renewable energy.

Hotels are slowly starting to adopt green practices to save water. Rainwater harvesting is a strategy to supply water demand for sustainability in hotels. In a typical rainwater harvesting system, water from the hotel's roof is collected in large tanks, where it is then used for tasks such as flushing toilets and watering plants. Not only does this reduce the hotel's reliance on municipal water supplies, but it also helps cut down on energy use by reducing the need for artificial irrigation. In addition, tax incentives and rebate programs offered by governments at all levels have made it easier for hotels to invest in green technologies like rainwater harvesting.