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MindClick analyses interior furnishings and generates sustainable solutions

Manufacturers from all over the world supply hotels. However, their CO2 footprint can be reduced, also in interior design. / © zaie, Adobe Stock

19.7.2024

Up to 80% of a hotel's CO2 footprint is attributable to the supply chain. Besides concrete, steel and glass, the CO2 impact of interior design is massive. The US company MindClick analyses interior furnishings, translates data into information and helps owners, operators, architects, designers and suppliers to meet sustainability reporting requirements. Founder & CEO JoAnna Abrams explains the concept she plans to enroll in Europe soon.

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Maria Pütz-Willems

is a passionate writer who travelled to over 40 countries and got to know the media world from many perspectives. She has been reporting on the international hotel industry for over 30 years and founded hospitalityInside.com in 2005. She finds her balance with fresh air, sports, cooking and sociable friends.

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