World’s First Online Hotel Booking Site Supporting Charity To Launch, Signs Up WWF as Beneficiary

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 15, 2010 -- The world’s first and only online hotel booking site that gives a portion of its profit to worldwide charities is now working with the world’s largest organisation for the environment. Hotelwithheart.com recently sealed an agreement with the World Wide Fund for Nature through its Philippine headquarters. Travellers booking hotels using the hotel reservation site will be able to choose WWF as the organisation to receive donation. The donation comes from hotelwithheart.com’s profit, and not from the guests.

The partnership supports WWF’s myriad initiatives across the globe. Work is underway for the online hotels booking service to interface with WWF International based in Gland, Switzerland.

Signing for WWF is Philippine Chief Operating Officer Mar dela Paz. Hotelwithheart.com is represented by Director, Dr. Rodolfo Sabater, MD, MHA. The two organisations will now work together in crafting opportunities to make a difference for the environment - simply by booking hotels online.

About HotelwithHeart.com

Hotelwithheart.com is an online hotel booking service with a cause—for every completed transaction, the company sets aside up to 50% of its earned commission for donation to partner charities at no cost to guests. Guests who booked online with hotelwithheart.com will choose from among the charities listed in the charity box one which they would like to be the beneficiary to receive the donation. Hotelwithheart.com offers over 73,000 hotels worldwide. It is a subsidiary of Spero Pte. Ltd, a company registered in Singapore.


About The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)

Founded in 1961, WWF has become the world's largest and most effective independent organisations dedicated to environmental conservation. WWF now operates in around 100 countries, supported by over five million people worldwide.

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