Regenerative hospitality defined

Alessandro Inversini

Chapter 4 in Regenerative Hospitality, 2026, pp 59-77 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Regenerative hospitality departs from sustainability and promotes a net positive impact towards the understanding of interconnected living systems. It is a whole new paradigm that starts with a regenerative mindset shift and fosters place intelligence (net positive impact on natural and social ecosystems) and people intelligence (net positive impact in the host-guest relational ecosystem). Regenerative hospitality is not sustainability on steroids; it is the research of a ‘new balance’ to overcome the extractivist nature of hospitality. It is the awareness that net positive responsibility towards interconnected living systems can be a viable organizational orientation.

Keywords: Regenerative hospitality; New balance; Place intelligence; People intelligence; Regenerative hospitality mindshift (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035346448
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