Congratulations to Team ITC Hotels for being recognized as the World’s Leading Sustainable Organization 2025 at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards!
ITC Hotels Limited also won three more global honours — World’s Leading Sustainable Employer 2025, World’s Leading Sustainable Food & Nutrition Initiative 2025 & World’s Leading Sustainable Marketing Campaign 2025 taking its total awards tally to four, the highest achieved by any organization.
Commenting on the recognition, Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels Limited, said, “This global recognition reaffirms our commitment to Responsible Luxury – where sustainability and excellence converge to redefine hospitality. It inspires us to continue leading with purpose and shaping experiences that reflect ITC Hotels’ endeavour to build a better, more sustainable future.”
Speaking on ITCHL’s remarkable win, Glenn Mandziuk, President & CEO, World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance said, “ITC Hotels’ remarkable achievement at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards exemplifies the transformative power of purpose-driven leadership. Their Responsible Luxury ethos demonstrates how sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand - setting a global benchmark for the hospitality sector. We are proud to recognise ITC Hotels as a true pioneer advancing the Alliance’s shared vision of Net Positive Hospitality."
At ITC, sustainability permeates across the entire group, shaping how we think, create, and operate. From hospitality to FMCG, paperboards to agriculture, we’re driven by the shared commitment to create enduring value for people and the planet.
The World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards (WSTHA) is a global platform that recognizes individuals and organizations driving meaningful change in sustainable tourism. It celebrates excellence in climate action, biodiversity, community engagement, and responsible hospitality. Held in partnership with the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (WSHA)—a global non-profit representing over 300 hotel brands and 66,000 properties—the program works with UN Tourism, WTTC, and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council to advance sustainability across the industry.
