This paper seeks to empirically examine the relationship between Environmental Activities (EA) included as part of Corporate
Responsibility (CR), and corporate image, loyalty, and trust in the hotel sector. It also examines the impact of image on trust, and
the impact of trust on loyalty. Data were collected from a sample of 134 customers of four four-star international hotels. The data
were processed with PLS-Graph software, using structural equations to test the hypotheses. The findings reveal that EA has a
significant and positive relationship with corporate image and customer trust. Although the results indicate that the relationship
between EA and loyalty is not significant and positive, EA indirectly influences loyalty through trust. The results suggest that
managers should inform the public of their EA practices, which would encourage greater trust in the establishment and, by
extension, increase customers’ loyalty. This study addresses an identified need to further examine the relationship between EA
and image, trust, and loyalty. It also contributes to corporate hotel research by broadening the conceptualization of the EA
construct. The study contributes to the hotel sector literature by examining the perception of international customers.