Crowne Plaza Hotel in Copenhagen Rewards Pedaling Guests With Food
Marissa Brassfield — April 19, 2010 — Eco
If you like working out and don't mind sweating a little on vacation, a trip to the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Copenhagen might be in your future. The eco hotel is rewarding hotel guests who pedal electricity-generating stationary bikes outside the hotel for about 15 minutes--enough to generate 10 watt hours of power.
In return, the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Copenhagen gives these hard-working guests a $36 meal voucher. iPhones located on each of the stationary bikes give an up-to-the-minute report of the wattage each guest's cycling has yielded.
In return, the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Copenhagen gives these hard-working guests a $36 meal voucher. iPhones located on each of the stationary bikes give an up-to-the-minute report of the wattage each guest's cycling has yielded.
Trend Themes
1. Fitness-fueled Eco Hotels - Hotels that incentivize guests to pedal bikes for electricity generation and offer sustainable perks will become increasingly popular.
2. Sustainable Tourism - More hotels will focus on eco-friendly initiatives to reduce their carbon footprint and attract guests who prioritize sustainability.
3. Health and Wellness Tourism - Hotels and resorts will continue to incorporate fitness offerings and healthy eating options to appeal to health-conscious travelers.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels will strive to differentiate themselves by offering unique sustainable experiences that attract eco-conscious travelers.
2. Renewable Energy - As hotels incorporate renewable energy sources like pedal-powered generators, the demand for sustainable energy solutions will grow.
3. Fitness and Health - Hotels will continue to invest in fitness and wellness offerings to cater to guests seeking to maintain a healthy lifestyle during their travels.
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