Our vision is to maintain a leading role in the tourism industry by delivering high quality services and ensuring a flawless hospitality experience for its guests, all in a sustainable manner.
Society
Responsible and sustainable travel is connected to the respect of the local cultures and traditions. Follow our tips for conscious travelling and adopt environmentally friendly routines.
70 people gathered together for a good cause and managed to collect 40 bags of waste!
Within the framework of LIFE, our green project, Mitsis Hotels group in collaboration with the Region of South Aegean and the Dodecanese Forestry department, organised the greatest reforestation that has ever taken place in Rhodes by planting 500 trees by planting 500 trees in the area of Apollakia.
Our vision is to maintain a leading role in the tourism industry by delivering high quality services and ensuring a flawless hospitality experience for guests, all in a sustainable manner.
An active member of the Rhodes local community, Mitsis Grand Hotel supports in manifold ways numerous events and celebrations. Again this year, our hotel will be the official sponsor of “Roads to Rhodes” Marathon, which will take place in the 14th of April in Rhodes.
Prioritizing green growth and best ecological practices in the Greek tourist market, Mitsis hotels has put emphasis on the development of environmental awareness and social responsibility.
Our progress is coupled with the development of the societies that nurture us. We aspire to promote local culture, protect our environment and enhance the overall prosperity of our destinations.
In the effort to build a better world, Mitsis Hotels supports Make-A-Wish Greece to satisfy the wishes of children with incurable diseases, to make their dreams come true.
Over the past few years, MITSIS HOTELS has put emphasis on the development of environmental awareness and social responsibility, adopting a comprehensive energy, water and raw materials conservation program, with a view to channeling economic benefits in favor of projects dedicated to the local communities.
It is believed that by 2050 the plastic in the oceans will be more than fish. Each year 100,000 marine animals and over 1,000,000 sea birds die from ingesting plastic. Additionally, according to statistics, only the U.S. daily consumption is equal to enough plastic straws to wrap around the earth's circumference 2.5 times.