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Hyatt Place Houston/The Woodlands earns FIFA sustainability designation

By: Tanner Culbertson
| Published 05/18/2026

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THE WOODLANDS, TX -- New Horizons Hospitality, owner of Hyatt Place Houston/The Woodlands, and Dreamscape Hospitality, the property’s management company, announce the hotel has been awarded the Green Leaf designation through FIFA’s official sustainability program. The designation recognizes the property’s commitment to environmentally responsible operations ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Property Recognized Under Global Green Leaf Program Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

The Green Leaf designation is part of FIFA’s broader sustainability initiative, which highlights hospitality partners that meet established environmental standards and contribute to more responsible travel experiences. As part of this recognition, the hotel will be featured on FIFA’s official sustainability platform, providing global visibility to travelers seeking environmentally conscious accommodations.

“This recognition reflects the intentional approach we take to building and operating our portfolio,” said Taufiq Valiani, CEO of New Horizons Hospitality. “Sustainability continues to play a larger role in how guests choose where to stay, and we are focused on ensuring our properties align with those expectations while delivering a strong overall experience.”

Located in one of the region’s most active business and leisure corridors, Hyatt Place Houston/The Woodlands serves as a key hospitality partner for visitors traveling to The Woodlands and greater Houston area. The designation positions the hotel as a preferred option for international travelers and event attendees tied to upcoming global events, including the FIFA World Cup.

Under the management of Dreamscape Hospitality, the property benefits from a hands-on operational approach focused on efficiency, performance, and long-term asset value. Sustainability initiatives are integrated into daily operations, supporting both environmental goals and overall guest experience.

“From an operational standpoint, this designation reinforces the work happening at the property level every day,” said Adam Patenaude, President of Dreamscape Hospitality. “Our teams are focused on practical, measurable efforts that improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact while maintaining the standards guests expect.”

Through ongoing collaboration with local partners, including Visit The Woodlands, the hotel is well-positioned to support broader destination visibility tied to sustainability and global travel demand.

The Green Leaf designation reinforces both New Horizons Hospitality and Dreamscape Hospitality’s shared focus on operational efficiency, long-term asset value, and forward-looking strategies that align with evolving traveler expectations.

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