Seventy-seven percent of consumers said proof of a hotel’s indoor air quality (IAQ) would impact their decision on where to stay, and 52% said they would pay more to stay at a hotel with better IAQ, according to the U.S. Consumer Sentiment on Indoor Air Quality survey.
Hoteliers have an opportunity to gain an advantage over competitors by implementing air purification systems, especially at a time when there is an increased hygiene awareness and the topic of clean air has become more relevant. Hotels and restaurants are able to provide increased comfort and convey a sense of safety, while promoting a healthier lifestyle by providing clean air.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air can be two-to-five (and occasionally 100+) times more polluted than outdoor air. Practically every action—such as cooking, cleaning, furniture polishing, the use of hair spray and aerosol deodorants—has an impact on the quality of air indoors. Blueair’s air purifiers can provide a sense of reassurance not just for customers, patrons and the public, but also for employees within the work environment.
Meeting the needs of patrons when it comes to air quality is a specialty for air purifier brand Blueair, whose in-house planning experts consult with hotels and restaurants on their specific air purification needs and in their given spaces. These experts weave in their experience to meet the needs of hospitality businesses for optimal comfort and aesthetic components.
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