Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam Welcomes Its First Sustainable Resort: A New Era of Eco-Friendly Luxury
This article is sponsored by Pullman Phu Quoc Beach Resort
Phu Quoc Island, often referred to as the “Pearl Island” is Vietnam’s largest island, situated in the Gulf of Thailand. Known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes and vibrant marine life, Phu Quoc has become a must-visit destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure.
As tourism grows, so does the need for sustainable practices. Phu Quoc Island has taken steps to protect its natural and cultural resources, promoting eco-tourism initiatives and encouraging visitors to respect the environment. Many resorts are committed to sustainability, making efforts to reduce waste, conserve water, and protect local wildlife.
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Highlighting the first property on Phu Quoc Island to achieve Green Globe certification, Pullman Phu Quoc Beach Resort’s innovative community programs have made a significant impact on the local environment and society. They have banned single-use plastics across all guest-facing areas. From guest rooms to F&B outlets, meeting spaces, and public areas, they have replaced single-use plastics with biodegradable and reusable alternatives. This bold move not only drastically reduces the plastic waste generated but also sets a new standard for sustainable practices in the hospitality industry.
In 2023, they achieved a remarkable 50% waste diversion rate by enhancing recycling facilities, introducing a composting program for organic waste, and conducting regular waste audits. These efforts have significantly reduced their contributions to landfills and promoted a culture of sustainability among guests and staff. By continuously refining their waste management practices, they are setting a benchmark for sustainable operations in the hospitality industry.
According to a survey by Booking.com Vietnam , 94% of travelers said they wanted to take more sustainable trips in the next 12 months. Of those, 56% felt guilty about choosing forms of tourism that have a negative impact on the environment, while 21% decided to act more sustainably because they believed it was the right choice.
As more individuals recognize the advantages of mindful travel and place a higher value on wellness and sustainability in their journeys, we can anticipate ongoing growth and creativity within the wellness travel sector. This will encompass the creation of fresh and unique wellness programs and retreats, along with the integration of eco-friendly and sustainable practices into travel experiences.
For travelers seeking a holiday that aligns with their eco-conscious values, Pullman Phu Quoc Beach Resort can be a perfect choice. With its commitment to sustainability, luxurious accommodations, and an array of eco-friendly activities, it sets a benchmark for responsible tourism on Phu Quoc Island.