Lodging Children's rights Children may be deployed to carry out various forms of work in hotels, mostly behind the scenes. Furthermore, children may be sexually exploited in hotel rooms. Learn more Select
Lodging Community impact Hotels and other accommodation offers can have direct negative impacts on surrounding communities, not only during development and construction, but also in their daily business. Learn more Select
Lodging Modern Slavery Hotels can be the scene of forms of modern slavery, including human trafficking related to sexual exploitation or labour, or debt bondage. Hotel staff and customers can be affected by modern slavery. Learn more Select
Lodging Women's rights Women working in hotels often work in low-status positions and often receive low wages and unequal opportunities. Women travelling alone and female hotel staff are particularly frequently exposed to sexual assaults. Learn more Select
Lodging Workers' rights The service-oriented hotel industry requires a high amount of human labour, meaning there is a wide range of workers' rights risks. Inadequate working conditions are common. Learn more Select
Lodging Customer rights The main customer rights related risks in the hotel industry concern customer data privacy and accessibility for customers with disabilities. Learn more Select