Skip to content
Book

PLAZA meets Click A Tree

Our partnership

PLAZA Hotelgroup supports reforestation projects by Click A Tree with a fixed monthly amount. This way, new trees are added every month.

Click A Tree runs projects in various countries and supports them from growing the seedlings to planting and caring for the trees on site. Depending on the project, further tasks are part of it, such as collecting plastic waste or working with local communities.

This content requires your consent.

This content requires your consent.

What happens in the projects

According to Click A Tree, this includes:

  • Planting and care: Areas are planted and cared for over a longer period.
  • Local work: People from the region grow, plant and look after the trees.
  • Suitable tree species: Species are chosen according to the site and local conditions.
  • More than trees: Depending on the site, there are also educational programmes or projects with local communities.

Projects we support

PLAZA Hotelgroup supports Click A Tree projects, including in the Philippines and in Ghana.

In the Philippines, Click A Tree is reforesting coastal regions with mangroves. According to Click A Tree, one kilogram of plastic is also collected from the sea there for every tree planted. In Ghana, the focus is on reforestation and working with local communities.

The projects we support may change over time.

Our figures at Click A Tree

The figures come directly from Click A Tree and show only what has been achieved with the contribution of PLAZA Hotelgroup. They are updated automatically and grow every month.

4,880

trees planted

2 tonnes

of plastic collected

14,020 square metres

of reforested area

1,220

working days created locally

Source: Click A Tree. The figures describe the work in the projects. We do not offset them against the CO₂ emissions of our hotels.

Images from the projects

Woman holding two seedlings in planting bags in front of a tree nursery

More about Click A Tree

You can read how the projects are carried out on the Click A Tree website.

More about Click A Tree