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The landscape of luxury hospitality has fundamentally shifted. Corporate travel procurers, driven by science-based net-zero targets and strict regulatory mandates, are increasingly demanding audited proof of carbon-neutrality or verified eco-certification from their accommodation partners. B2B corporate contracts, which historically provided the steady baseline of occupancy for urban luxury properties, are now highly contingent on compliance with key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) indicators. For hospitality asset managers and institutional owners, this shift represents an immediate commercial risk. The decision to delay sustainability investments is no longer merely a public relations oversight; it is a direct threat to the retention of high-margin corporate accounts that support annual yields.