The Radisson Blu Hotel in Krakow has been awarded the top position in the "Leaders of Sustainable Development" contest. The Krakow hotel won the contest which was organized by the Forbes Magazine in Poland.
Radisson Blu hotel is located at the center of Krakow and is the first hotel in the world to hold the BS 8901 Certification. This certification which was worked out by British Standard International in 2007 is very strict in its demands in the field of sustainable meetings and events management. The Krakow hotel has worked on all three priorities of this certification by reducing the negative impact on nature, increasing the positive impact on the local community, and reducing the costs of production and exploitation.
The certification allows the Radisson Blu Krakow to give unique offers like the "Green Conference Package" which include meetings held keeping the rules of sustainability in mind. The meetings offer various sustainable practices in the package including responsible waste separation, usage of recycled materials, food planning and transportation aimed at minimum CO2 emissions.

The Radisson Blu Hotel in Krakow has been awarded the top position in the "Leaders of Sustainable Development" contest. The Krakow hotel won the contest which was organized by the Forbes Magazine in Poland.
Radisson Blu hotel is located at the center of Krakow and is the first hotel in the world to hold the BS 8901 Certification. This certification which was worked out by British Standard International in 2007 is very strict in its demands in the field of sustainable meetings and events management. The Krakow hotel has worked on all three priorities of this certification by reducing the negative impact on nature, increasing the positive impact on the local community, and reducing the costs of production and exploitation.
The certification allows the Radisson Blu Krakow to give unique offers like the "Green Conference Package" which include meetings held keeping the rules of sustainability in mind. The meetings offer various sustainable practices in the package including responsible waste separation, usage of recycled materials, food planning and transportation aimed at minimum CO2 emissions.

Domestic air travel in China is getting a boom. Increase in Government spendings on infrastructure and increasing wealth of the nation, are the reasons to which increase in air travel is attributed. As a result Boeing expects to maintain its market share of more than 50% in China. It is expected that China's fleet of aircrafts will be three times in the next two decades.
The demand for air travel will require around 5000 new commercial aircrafts valued at $600 billion dollars, over the 20 years. Boeing's long standing relationship with China is expected to hold the company in good stead as it eyes a sizeable chunk of this demand. Consequently its stock prices are expected to rise.
As air travel in China surged ahead by more than 15% over last year, it surpassed the North American air travel market within the region of Asia Pacific, and Boeing sees China's share in the Asia Pacific region for air travel accounting for 40% in the next two decades.