From theveganreview.com
International non-profit organisation, Vegan Friendly widely known for certifying restaurants and products has now certified its first hotel in the UK.
The family-run Wards Hotel is a 3-Star hotel located in Folkestone, and is currently rated as one of the leading hotels in the area on TripAdvisor.
Boasting exposure to over 100,000 vegans across the UK, and 2,000+ international brands, Vegan Friendly was established in 2012 with the goal of making veganism more accessible by encouraging businesses and brands to add the association’s logo to their product or storefront.
As well as the certification, Vegan Friendly also operates festivals, and delivers lectures on health, environment and ethics and their connection to the vegan lifestyle.
“At Vegan Friendly, our goal is to make veganism accessible and easier for everyone,” said Noga Bronsky, CEO of Vegan Friendly UK. “After certifying hundreds of restaurants and product brands in the UK, we decided to expand our certification program to hotels and accommodations, as unfortunately vegans still struggle to find vegan friendly hotels.”
Bronsky goes on to outline how hotels can achieve a vegan friendly certification stating, “The hotel could either have the vegan friendly certification, meaning it has vegan room options and a good offering of vegan food, or a 100% vegan certification, meaning both the rooms and the food are fully vegan. Our certification for hotels can give customers peace of mind when booking their next holiday.”
https://theveganreview.com/wards-hotel-the-first-vegan-friendly-certified-hotel-in-the-uk/
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