You Tell Us: Will Guests Pay For Green?

Its not often guests findchocolateson their pillows anymore. More common is theplacardthat states the hotel will onlychange sheets and towelsevery few days to be green. (Those placards taste terrible, by the way.) But do guests really care enough topay for sustainability? Click above to vote and give us your opinion.

Chris Baird contributed to this issue.

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