Aug 19, 2023
Business travel website, Clooper.com, has launched a one for two program, an environmentally friendly effort that sees a tree planted for every business that books a stay on their website. This also comes with discounts to businesses booking early and using eco-friendly transport methods.
London, United Kingdom - August 19, 2023 —

Clooper.com, a business travel booking platform, today announced the launch of its one for two program. The program plants a tree and feeds a person in need for every booking made on clooper.com.
“We are excited to launch our one for two program and make travel more sustainable for businesses,” said Toks Adebiyi, CEO of clooper.com. “We believe that businesses have a responsibility to reduce their environmental impact, and our program makes it easy for them to do so.”
The one for two program is simple. When a business books a stay on clooper.com, clooper.com plants a tree and feeds a person in need. The trees are planted in areas that have been deforested, and the food is provided to people in need through local charities.
In addition to being sustainable, the one for two program is also cost-effective. Businesses can save money on their travel expenses by booking through clooper.com. The company offers discounts to businesses that book early and that use public transportation or ride-sharing services.
“We believe that businesses should not have to choose between sustainability and cost-effectiveness,” said Toks. “Our one for two program makes it possible for businesses to do both.”
The one for two program is available now to businesses around the world. To learn more, visit clooper.com.
About Clooper.com
Clooper.com is a business travel booking platform that offers sustainable, cost-effective, and trusted stays. The company provides high-quality hotels and serviced apartments, and it offers discounts to businesses who signup for free. Clooper.com is committed to providing businesses with a trusted and reliable experience.
Benefits of clooper.com's one for two program:
You can learn more about how to reduce your business's carbon footprint and help to eliminate world hunger with clooper.com's one for two program by visiting their website.
For more information about Clooper.com use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Clooper Press Office
Email: Send Email
Organization: Clooper
Address: 20-22 Wenlock Rd, London N1 7GU
Phone: 03330905478
Website: https://www.clooper.com
Release ID: 89105248
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