Turismo Sostenbile Definiciones
Turismo Sostenbile Definiciones
Turismo Sostenbile Definiciones
MATTHIAS LEISINGER VICE PRESIDENT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY KUONI TRAVEL LTD COLOMBO 4TH JULY 2012
Drivers
Regulation increase (antitrust, corruption, H&S, Carbon taxes) broad compliance definition resource scarcity and availability
Compliance related failures, licence to operate, risk costs, e.g. cost of capital Energy & raw material quality, availability, price volatility of resources, competition Changing market forces and drivers, new and changing consumer patterns, new regulation More opportunity through access to emerging markets, but also more risk and less control Companies are not able to conceal anything (public eye, internet, social media, blogs)
Globalization
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
Corporate Responsibility (CR) a strategic issue and not an attempt to save the world
CR is
CR is not an attempt to save the world a charity initiative a simple communication / PR gag a set of isolated, unfocused initiatives with weak links to business and destinations
a long term investment in Kuonis future competitiveness a protection for Kuonis reputation and credibility in ethically sensitive areas, both in destinations and source markets an active element of Kuonis differentiation strategy a set of isolated, unfocused initiatives with weak links to business and destinations about gaining stakeholder visibility through appropriate projects and initiatives
CR
Innovation Addressing sustainability trends Meeting Customer needs Employee Relations Workplace Safety Water Prevention, Energy Efficiency Risk Control Governmental Burden Community Relations Waste Prevention, Energy efficiency Sustainable supply chain Business Practices Reputation with ethcial Investors Governance / Risk Management Legal compliance Fair Dealing Safety&Quality of Product
Stock Price
Stock Dividends
Cost of Capital
Legal liability
Source: The Value of Sustainability the sustainability handbook
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
71% of customers would make environmentally friendly choices Almost 50% of global consumers are willing to pay more for products from companies that show a commitment to social responsibility A study by Kuoni found that 22% of respondents said that sustainability is among the top three influencing factors when booking vacations 44% of US and European customers said that if a company offered a sustainable holiday option, they would be interested. Consumer demand for sustainable products is growing: in 2011 sustainable specialist operators experencied growth of 11%, while the industry as a whole only one percent (Bank Sarasin)
Most consumers will not ask for more sustainable options - they expect the tourism provider to just do it! Hotels that position themselves as social and environmentally responsible record twice as much of regular guests than conventional hotels.
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Sustainability @ Kuoni
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
With our Corporate Responsibility, we aim at minimizing the adverse impacts of tourist travel, and maximizing its positive effects.
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILI TY
binding general principles of ethical behaviour for the management and staff of the Kuoni Group The values underlying these principles may be regarded as the common sense of everyone working at Kuoni
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Kuonis top corporate responsibility risks 2011 supply chain related issues ranked top
Impact
(EBIT / qualitative)
Impact
(EBIT / qualitative)
Very high (> 50 MCHF / existence threatened) High (30 - 50 MCHF / severely threatened) Medium (10 - 30 MCHF / threatened)
I III
Very high (> 50 MCHF / existence threatened) High (30 - 50 MCHF / severely threatened) Medium (10 - 30 MCHF / threatened)
I IV V III VI VII
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VIII
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Likelihood
Current rating of top risks Target rating of top risks
Likelihood
Overview of top risks I. Dissatisfaction of customers with local situation at the destination II. Heavy taxation of CO2 emissions III. Violation of labor and/or environmental standards by suppliers affecting Kuonis reputation IV. Governance structure hinders effective CR management
V. Missing CR related risk assessment of destination VI. Misconduct of Kuonis employees leading to negative PR VII. Lack of awareness of CR topics and related responsibilities across divisions, levels and employees VIII. Lack of project management and monitoring guidelines
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Materiality Matrix
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Kuoni Procurement & Production Unit, Kuoni Destination Management 15 000 suppliers Account for approx. 25% of environmental impact of a tourism package Greatest impact at destinations (economic, social and environmental)
PERFORMANCE: 90% of contracts have Supplier Code of Conduct included (P&P) 300 top hotel partners audited end of 2011 (covers 25% of guestnights) Workshops for suppliers in Thailand, Kenya, Bulgaria Sustainable hotels labelled in Kuoni, Apollo and Helvetic Tours brochures
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Online Selbsteinschtzung
Hotelprfung
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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Online Selfassessment
Hotelprfung
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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Online Selbsteinschtzung
Hotel audit
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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY
Online Selbsteinschtzung
Hotel audit
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Reduce costs Become a supplier of choice Increase the market acceptance Respond to increasing customer demand ... It simply makes sense
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Thank you
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