Energy · Water · WasteSmarter use of every resource.
We continue to strengthen how properties measure and manage energy, water and material use, turning better information into practical action.


Across every stay, plate and gathering.
SM Hotels and Conventions turns resource efficiency, circular design and community partnership into practical action across its Philippine portfolio.
SMHCC’s Seven Green Goals translate global priorities into daily hotel and venue decisions. Property Sustainability Champions help teams measure progress, change habits and share practical ideas across the portfolio.
Better stays. Stronger communities. A more resilient future.Responsible choices across resources, sourcing and local partnerships help every property contribute to lasting progress.

Measure what matters, keep materials in use and return biological resources to the systems that can use them again.
Energy · Water · WasteWe continue to strengthen how properties measure and manage energy, water and material use, turning better information into practical action.
10,000+ yards divertedLocal talent, suppliers and destination partnerships help hospitality create opportunity in the communities guests come to experience.
Kitchen to gardenThoughtful menu planning, responsible materials and better waste practices can help every organiser make a more considered choice.
Kitchen · Garden · TableSMHCC’s circular food programme connects local sourcing, hotel-grown ingredients, careful menu design and food waste recovery. The aim is simple: create better guest experiences while keeping more value in the food system.
From guestrooms to exhibition halls, SMHCC is replacing disposable habits with systems that keep materials useful for longer.

Retired linens become thoughtfully designed products and a source of community livelihood.
Large-format amenity dispensers and hallway refill stations reduce single-use packaging across hotel operations.
SMX has used bamboo cutlery and compostable event materials since 2019 while improving waste segregation and recovery.
Reported May 2026Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod converts used cooking oil into biodiesel for partner fishing communities. Its Bokashi programme also turns food waste into soil inputs that support local farmers.
The strongest sustainability system is one guests, organisers and teams can see in the choices made every day.
Track energy, water, waste and greenhouse gas data consistently so decisions begin with evidence.
Choose refillable, reusable and large-format alternatives wherever the guest experience allows.
Prevent food waste first, then recover unavoidable waste through biodigestion, composting or fermentation.
Strengthen local procurement, responsible materials and menus that create value closer to each property.
Design programmes that connect environmental outcomes with livelihoods, skills and stronger local partnerships.
Figures on this page are dated and linked to SM’s own reporting. Property-level performance varies, and the evidence will continue to be updated as new reporting is published.

Explore the portfolio, speak with an events specialist or ask a property team about the sustainability actions available for your visit.