Wave of Change

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Description

Wave of Change is the sustainability initiative of the Iberostar Group, based in Palma — a movement dedicated to developing and advancing a responsible model of tourism.

What Wave of Change stands for

Wave of Change was founded in 2019 with the aim of driving change both within and beyond Iberostar's hotels. The initiative works to build a responsible business model that takes both people and nature into account, including supporting employees and strengthening local communities. By 2024, the movement had grown to encompass seven thematic focus areas.

Topics & areas of work

The 2024 Progress Report highlights responsible growth, climate action, circular economy, sustainable seafood (Blue Foods), destination stewardship, and care for employees as its core pillars. The team numbers between eleven and fifty people.

Location

The office is located at Carrer del General Riera 154 in the Nord district of Palma.

Facilities & services

Features
Restroom

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens tomorrow at 08:00
Monday
08:00–21:00
Tuesday
08:00–21:00
Wednesday
08:00–21:00
Thursday
08:00–21:00
Friday
08:00–21:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Good to know

Website available in

English

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Wave of Change?
Wave of Change is a movement founded in 2019 by the Iberostar Group that develops a responsible tourism strategy — with a focus on the environment, community, and employees.
Where can I learn about the initiative's work?
The focus areas and outcomes are documented in detail at waveofchange.com and in the annually published Iberostar Wave of Change Progress Report.
What is the purpose of this movement?
It is a movement created to drive change within and beyond the hotels and promote a responsible business model that cares for people and nature.
How does the movement support employees and local communities?
It fosters employee development and wellbeing and supports local communities so they can prosper and thrive.
What approach does it take to seafood?
It sources seafood from sustainable fisheries, engages responsibly with the ocean and neighboring fishing communities, and encourages guests to discover new flavors.
How does it approach climate action?
It looks for new ways to reduce emissions from the energy it uses and the products it sources. It also supports communities and protects natural areas through carbon projects.

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Location

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C/ del General Riera, 154, 07010 Palma
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