The ceremony took place in one of the school's outdoor areas and was attended by around 40 staff members involved in the process. Fernando Parente and Ivo Carvalhosa from the International University Sports Federation (FISU), Noémie Danthine, Chief Sustainability Hospitality Services Officer, and Mélanie Chibani, Health & Wellness Coordinator, highlighted the efforts made to achieve the FISU Healthy Campus Platinum Certification. 

The EHL campus is a testament to student involvement and visionary design. In 2013, a call for proposals attracted over 385 students from nine schools of architecture and landscape design worldwide to submit their concepts for the new campus. Of these, 20 students and their professors were selected to visit Switzerland, engage with EHL students, and refine their designs based on the students' expectations and aspirations. 

The redeveloped campus now covers 80,000m², a significant increase from the previous 25,000m². It has nearly 1,000 beds for on-site student accommodation and 12 food outlets, including a high-end brasserie and a vegan restaurant, some of which are open to the public. 

Following the principle of "a healthy mind in a healthy body", the school offers first-class sports facilities, including a 25-metre swimming pool, a wellness area with a sauna and cold bath, a multi-purpose sports hall, pétanque, tennis and beach volleyball courts, and a 2-kilometre running track around the school. 

Designed with the environment in mind, the campus blends into the natural surroundings and fosters a sense of community among students, professors, and visitors. This innovative and interactive space reflects EHL's commitment to sustainability and well-being.Formerly known as the École Hôtelière de Lausanne, EHL 

Hospitality Business School is renowned for its excellence in hospitality management education. Founded in 1893 by Jacques Tschumi, it is the oldest hotel school in the world and was established during Switzerland's tourism boom to meet the demand for skilled hospitality professionals. 

Located in Le Chalet-à-Gobet near the centre of Lausanne, EHL currently educates over 3,000 students from more than 120 countries, preparing them for successful management careers in the global hotel and hospitality industry.