Teda Swiss Inn Plaza Hotel Ain Soukhna, Egypt Celebrates Earth Hour 2016

AIN SOUKHNA, Egypt - March 26, 2016 - PRLog -- Teda Swiss Inn Plaza Hotel celebrated Earth Hour 2016 on Saturday March 19 from 8:30 p.m to 9:30 p.m local time. The hotel joined millions in the globe in switching off energy and shining a light on climate change by hosting various Earth Hour activities for guests and employees to take part in reducing energy use and preserving the environment.

This year celebration of Earth Hour included many activities designed to engage guests and staff and make it a truly enjoyable event, while creating awareness of energy conservation as a vital part of reducing the effects of climate change. Activities included switching off lights in the lobby and outside buildings, while the entrance and the lobby were attractively illuminated with candles. Staff distributed safe LED candles, Earth shaped cake, cookies and cupcakes for kids and guests. In addition to a "Healthy Corner" in dinner buffet including organic food, raw vegetables and food cooked with energy saving methods like steam. Guests enjoyed live guitar music while they were having candlelight dinner.

Teda Swiss Inn Plaza Hotel believes in responsibility of how to operate business in a responsible manner and in ways that don't risk the environment or deplete world's limited natural resources. In the lead up to Earth Hour 2016, the plan is to take a close look at ways the hotel can operate more efficiently, waste less and reduce our ecological footprint, not only in Teda Swiss Inn Soukhna, but throughout Swiss Inn Hotels & Resorts all over Egypt.

Created by World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Earth Hour began in 2007 as a way for individuals and businesses to show how simple steps can make a significant impact on addressing climate change. The idea was conceived during a WWF meeting held at Sydney, Australia. In its first year, more than two million people turned off their lights for an hour and reduced the city's energy consumption by more than 10 percent. It became a global movement in 2008 with more than 50 million people participating, and today it is the largest grassroots environmental movement in the world with more than 7,000 cities and towns in 172 countries and territories and hundreds of millions of people participating across seven continents.

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