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Good to know that hotels are starting to become more mindful of the miniature bottles of cosmetics they provide. #SayNoToPlastic #PlanetOrPlastichttps://t.co/Wyti2vwT9T
— نتاشا Natasha (@nuts2406) July 30, 2019
The Guardian: "Hotels are finally banning mini plastic toiletries – here are the best alternatives https://t.co/Thz0MUuvrF pic.twitter.com/cCYoUtZigN
— Pablo Rodas-Martini (@pablorodas) July 30, 2019
Hotels are finally banning mini plastic toiletries – here are the best alternatives https://t.co/B5VjgwllZo
— Guardian Travel (@GuardianTravel) July 30, 2019
Say goodbye to tiny hotel soap. Holiday Inn isn't the only chain making the move: https://t.co/7bnOJGISyX
— CNN International (@cnni) July 30, 2019
It's happening! @IHG leads the way with elimination of single-use-plastic bathroom amenities https://t.co/O1GLjFl3bP #Sustainability
— Pádraic Gilligan (@Padraicino) July 30, 2019
??? Are Mini Shampoo Bottles the New Plastic Straw? https://t.co/soMQBhAicZ
— Tony Fadell (@tfadell) July 30, 2019
Are Mini Shampoo Bottles the New Plastic Straw? https://t.co/aZUqmU24Av
— Hiroko Tabuchi (@HirokoTabuchi) July 30, 2019
Are mini shampoo bottles the new plastic straw? https://t.co/OFRjVH2ce1
— Sarah Halzack (@sarahhalzack) July 30, 2019
Are Mini Shampoo Bottles the New Plastic Straw? - The New York Times https://t.co/MqXNN4xb35
— Nina Garcia (@ninagarcia) July 30, 2019
It’s not often I get to share something from my wife’s world. Good work to the whole team at @IHGCorporate.
— Mike Rogge (@skiingrogge) July 30, 2019
This a step in the right direction.
Are Mini Shampoo Bottles the New Plastic Straw? - The New York Times https://t.co/foWAC0gkqu
Never would have thought of this - what a great idea to cut down on plastic waste. https://t.co/StKwrMzqhK
— Rachel Barnhart (@rachbarnhart) July 30, 2019
This just in... Are Mini Shampoo Bottles the New Plastic Straw? https://t.co/eCKmb8sqlN #travel pic.twitter.com/BcYSVSZRYw
— Real Marsha Wright® | Top 5 Marketing Influencer (@marshawright) July 29, 2019
Holiday Inn and InterContinental Hotels are switching to bulk-size bathroom amenities as part of an effort to cut waste. https://t.co/034i4cE02j
— USA TODAY Money (@USATODAYmoney) July 30, 2019
I'm totally up for protecting our planet, but I will miss feeling like a giant and the kitsch value of these little guys. https://t.co/SnrjG5hgjH
— Nik Hewitt (@nikhewitt) July 31, 2019
Hotels are finally banning mini plastic toiletries – here are the best alternatives https://t.co/0anwkbVVuR
— Skin Insight (@skininsight) July 30, 2019
Brilliant example of the game-changing impact companies can have when they take steps to use less plastic#LessPlastic #PlasticGameChanger #PlasticFreeJulyhttps://t.co/m6ekO9PDiw
— Amanda Keetley (@LessPlasticUK) July 30, 2019
#RIP hotel toiletries ?
— Ashley Sutton (@AshSuttonSA) July 30, 2019
The owner of Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza hotels is removing the tiny plastic bottles from all properties by 2021. https://t.co/sLsdQwUnvO pic.twitter.com/1Ui2xXdlRH
The fight to save the seas from plastic waste may mean the end for mini bottles of shampoo and other toiletries that hotel guests love to stuff into their luggage: https://t.co/8u5TCn2SxB
— USA TODAY Travel (@usatodaytravel) July 30, 2019
InterContinental Hotels Group said Tuesday that its nearly 843,000 guest rooms are switching to bulk-size bathroom amenities as part of an effort to cut waste https://t.co/Fh7ANYMn82 via @AP @DanicaKirka
— WRIOcean (@WRIOcean) July 30, 2019