Environmental and sustainability policies have become the most prominent global trend, capturing the attention of people worldwide. This shift has compelled all stakeholders to orient themselves towards becoming businesses that contribute to saving the world.
MASON Na Jomtien Pattaya, the opulent pool villa hotel, is in sync with the trend. The hotel has endorsed Design Hotels' dedication to sustainable tourism, exemplified by its choice of environmentally friendly products, such as the STIEBEL ELTRON WWK 302 H Heat Pump model. This practice contributes to enhancing the reputation of the Thai tourism industry and proudly advocates for an eco-friendly approach to tourism.
Pronpun Ratanapitakkul, General Manager of MASON Na Jomtien Pattaya, highlighted the significance of being a part of Design Hotels, a renowned global hotel group that prioritizes and acknowledges the significance of sustainable hotel operations. Design Hotels has consistently prioritized eco-conscious practices, including the reduction of plastic usage, establishing a tree nursery for hotel needs, and employing technology to minimize resource consumption. Therefore, MASON Na Jomtien Pattaya places great importance on selecting business partners for its hotel operating systems who adhere to well-defined standards and share a common vision in terms of design concepts. This involves creating modern, harmonious, and consistent designs that enhance each other's distinctiveness.
She said, "Our partners must align with our shared goals, supporting the sustainable utilization of resources and demonstrating a commitment to environmental care by using sustainable products. They should prioritize energy efficiency, safety, durability, and long-term functionality in their offerings. STIEBEL ELTRON, a leading German company, has served as a significant partner for MASON Na Jomtien Pattaya, consistently producing products with environmentally friendly technology at every stage of their creation. Among the company's outstanding products that exemplify our commitment to sustainability is the WWK 302 H Heat Pump model."
STIEBEL ELTRON's eco-conscious water heaters intelligently incorporate environmentally friendly technology. These heaters harness heat from the air via a compressor system, consuming only 650 watts of electricity, resulting in electricity savings of up to 80%. In addition, these water heaters are designed to seamlessly integrate with renewable and clean energy sources. They can effectively collaborate with solar panels, harnessing solar energy and converting it into stored heat energy, which is not only renewable but also effectively contributes to cost savings for the hotel.
The WWK 302 H Heat Pump model stands out with its innovative technology, enhancing its longevity and thus reducing maintenance and replacement expenses. Additionally, it uses materials that effectively combat salt stains, making it highly resilient to coastal weather conditions. Moreover, its electric anode serves to prevent rust and scale formation in the tank, alleviating concerns related to high calcium content in the water.
The distinctive, modern design of the product seamlessly complements MASON's overall design aesthetic. As a result, the hotel has installed 73 units in the villas and an additional 4 units in the clubhouse.
Roland Hoehn, Managing Director of STIEBEL ELTRON ASIA, expressed that the WWK 302 H Heat Pump have left a lasting impression on MASON Na Jomtien Pattaya's customers, offering reliable and safe access to warm or hot water. Moreover, these units are designed to provide value for entrepreneurs not just in the present but as a worthwhile investment for the future.
"This product not only advances the environmental initiatives of the hotel but also serves as a valuable model and success story that can be shared with other brands and entrepreneurs seeking to incorporate environmental and sustainability policies into their own operations. It helps minimize the tourism industry's impact on nature and the environment, aligning with the principles of eco-tourism. Moreover, this is apparently seen as a significant contribution to enhancing the image of Thai tourism, specifically highlighting its commitment to sustainability."
Source: Idea Works Communications
