The Beatles Story Museum at Liverpool’s iconic Albert Dock has been awarded Bronze by Green Tourism in recognition of the organization’s hard work and commitment to becoming a greener place to work and visit.
The award-winning attraction recently unveiled its sustainability plans including objectives such as hitting net zero carbon by 2030, helping to maintain and preserve natural resources within the community, and actively reducing waste. The hard work of The Beatles Story’s team has paid off, as the organization achieved a 41% rating and the Bronze award following its first GreenCheck submission.
The award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the whole Beatles Story team, and particularly that of the dedicated staff group called the ‘Green Meanies,’ who are helping to guide the business into a greener future.
Green Tourism said: “The Beatles Story has achieved the Bronze Green Tourism award following their first GreenCheck submission. The team has made a good start on their Sustainability Journey and has some great plans in place going forward. The areas in particular they did well in are Travel, Food and drink, Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion.”
Green Tourism is a world-leading sustainability certification for travel, tourism and hospitality businesses, and aims to help embed responsible, sustainable and environmentally friendly practices across businesses and the wider tourism sector.
Following this exciting news, The Beatles Story are more determined than ever to improving the sustainability of the attraction, and will be going for Gold this time next year.
For more information about The Beatles Story’s sustainability journey, head to our sustainability page.
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