HBX Group announces its ESG Report
Read to learn about our ongoing efforts and progress.
We have released the HBX Group ESG Report 2023, outlining our new sustainability strategy through 2026, in alignment with updated global directives, certifications, and ratings.
Here is a video summary of the milestones achieved in 2023.
Take a look at the HBX Group Sustainability Report 2023:
ELENA PÉREZ, CHIEF HR & ESG OFFICER:
We want to leverage our position as leaders in travel technology to promote sustainable growth and contribute to real, positive change. Our action plan includes training and promotion initiatives, the adoption of increasingly ambitious certifications and reports, as well as strategic partnerships with our associates. Only through an efficient and collaborative plan can we ensure that the travel industry has an increasingly positive impact on society.
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About the report
In 2023, our focus has been on developing a reporting framework to ensure compliance with the regulations and requirements in the primary regions and countries where we operate. Additionally, we are preparing for the new European CSRD regulation. Our goal is to align our ESG reporting with various international framework initiatives and certifications to be adopted in the near to medium term.
We also conducted a dual materiality assessment:
This exercise integrates the double materiality perspective, thereby broadening the traditional ESG impact perspective and incorporating a new financial materiality perspective. We consider the viewpoints of both internal and external stakeholders in this process. The aim of the double materiality assessment is to identify and prioritise ESG topics that are significantly important to the Group. These topics must be prominently integrated into both the business strategy and sustainability plans and reports. And these are the results:
And this is where our ESG strategy originates:
Using our ESG commitments as a base, we have established 10 core commitments linked to Sustainable Development Goals and materiality issues.