Monday 31 January 2011

Eze group looks to invest in ‘green’ holidays

 US based; holiday and leisure firm; Eze Group, is looking to invest heavily in green holiday trips in the next five years.

Green business experts have forecasted that thousands of business; Europe wide, will be jumping on the green wagon over the coming years and the innovative holiday and leisure firm; Eze Group, are looking to ‘greenify’ their practices in the long term.


“With more and more reports being published, about a rise in ‘green business’, Eze group are looking to create a long term plan that will transform it into more of a ‘green conscious’ organisation”, said one Eze Group spokesman.

“Eze Group prides itself on being both innovative and responsive which is why it is only natural that we would look to make our logistics more environmentally friendly, over a gradual period of time”

“We’d be lying if we said it will happen overnight, but the fact is, oil and fuel prices are on the rise. Many people are under the false impression that these prices are stabilising. This simply isn’t the case. The recession, as ironic as it sound had actually worked to lower the fuel prices, but only because demand had fallen; and now that the economy is making a slow and arguably painful recovery, the prices are surely going to rise again.”

“It makes perfect sense that companies should look to more sustainable energy sources such as bio fuel, in the very least, because it makes more economic sense. This is why we at Ezegroup will be looking at making deals with airlines that use bio fuels. This is a very long term plan, but one that we believe is achievable, provided the scope is there for it”

Greener holidays for Eze Group customers
Ezegroup are also looking to invest in ‘green holidays’ for its customers. A spokesman for the firm says however: “The green holidays are something we are looking into, and are not a certainty. We would first look into whether the demand is there, for green hotels, attractions and the like”

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