Waterlilies: A Sustainable Product with Ecological Benefits for Hotel Use

Statement of the Problem

Waterlilies, a sustainable product with ecological benefits, presents a promising
solution for hotel use. However, several questions arise regarding its implementation and
impact, which need to be addressed:
1.What are the perceptions and attitudes of hotel guests towards the use of Waterlilies as
an eco-friendly alternative in hotel amenities in terms of;
a. age;
b. gender; and
c. location?
2. How do hotel managers perceive the feasibility and practicality of integrating
Waterlilies into their existing operations in terms of;
a. Years of experience in the hotel industry;
b. Position within the hotel management hierarchy; and
c. Familiarity with sustainable practices and products?
3. What are the potential challenges and barriers faced by hotels in adopting Waterlilies,
and how can these be mitigated to ensure successful implementation in terms of;
a. Size and type of hotel (e.g., boutique, chain);
b. Geographical location of the hotel; and
c. Government regulations and incentives regarding sustainability?
4. Is there a significant difference in guest satisfaction levels between hotels that use
traditional amenities and those that use Waterlilies in terms of;
a. Type of amenities (traditional vs. Waterlilies)?
5. Is there a correlation between the adoption of Waterlilies and a hotel's overall
sustainability practices, such as waste reduction initiatives or energy-saving measures?
a. Adoption of Waterlilies;
b. Implementation of waste reduction initiatives; and
c. Implementation of energy-saving measures?