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LVMH Partners With Unesco To Combat Deforestation

LVMH Partners With Unesco To Combat Deforestation In The Amazon

LVMH – a partner of the UNESCO MAB (Man and the Biosphere) program, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year – revealed its new biodiversity strategy at the “Our Planet, Our Future” Forum organized by UNESCO.

By 2030, the company has made it a goal to regenerate five million hectares of natural habitat. LVMH will work with UNESCO to launch a €5 million programme dedicated to fighting deforestation in the Amazon—dealing specifically with contributing factors and water pollution in the Amazon Basin, honing in on biosphere reserves in Bolivia, Ecuador, Brazil, and Peru.
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Resort Within A Resort : Meliá Koh Samui Unveils

Resort Within A Resort : Meliá Koh Samui Unveils “The Level”

The first Meliá property to open in Thailand has launched a “resort within a resort” called The Level, that sets apart 55 luxurious rooms and suites as well as a private lounge and a raft of bespoke privileges.

Overlooking secluded Choeng Mon Beach on the north-eastern tip of Koh Samui island in the Gulf of Thailand, Meliá Koh Samui’s 24 ‘The Level Pool Access Rooms’ have private terraces that segue to a remarkable 700m-long lagoon pool meandering through the resort’s lush grounds like a river.

Thirty elegant two-story ‘The Level Boat Suites’ are made from meticulously refurbished merchant vessels that are more than 100 years old. Six of the boat suites afford vistas of the resort’s two-level infinity pool, with sunken seating areas and in-water lounges, and Choeng Mon Beach beyond. A further seven boat suites offer direct access to the lagoon pool.
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GHM has announced plans to open a new luxury resor

GHM has announced plans to open a new luxury resort, composed of 59 rooms and suites as well as 32 chalets and villas at Katara Cultural Village in Qatar’s capital city, Doha.

The Chedi Katara Hotel & Resort, Doha, Qatar shall occupy a beachfront setting within the landmark 100-hectare (247 acre) Katara Cultural Village district that includes theatres, concert halls, exhibition galleries, mosques, restaurants, shops, a park and an open amphitheater.

With a design that pays homage to the glories of Indian Mughal Architecture and a touch of Ottoman influence, the new Chedi’s principal hotel building will house a lobby lounge with 180° views of the sea, an expansive spa and fitness facility, and rooms and suites with terraces and views over the Arabian Gulf and Doha skyline.
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Dutch fashion-tech company Renoon, which has an e-

Dutch fashion-tech company Renoon, which has an e-commerce platform enabling customers to search for apparel using various sustainability filters, has launched a new website and app.

The startup, founded by Iris Skrami, Nicolò Tresoldi, Gabriele Trapani and Piero Puttini , offers the possibility to buy second-hand garments or rent new ones and hosts on its platform one million products from over 200 partner brands, such as Stella McCartney, Vestiaire Collective and LuisaViaRoma. The proprietary technology developed is able to aggregate hundreds of thousands of eco-friendly products in a single platform , starting from the lowest price ranges up to luxury.
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Meliá Koh Samui Resort in Thailand, Comes To The

Meliá Koh Samui Resort in Thailand, Comes To The Rescue Of Elephants.

The first Meliá resort to open in Thailand has provided land for a community farm to help feed elephants rescued from exploitation activities. Located 200 meters from Meliá Koh Samui on the north-eastern tip of Koh Samui island, the 250 square meter farm supports 200 banana trees, as well as such additional elephant fodder as napier and sweet grass.

The formation of the community farm was spurred by news that ethical elephant sanctuary Samui Elephant Haven was struggling to feed its herd of 21 elephants in the wake of a dramatic downturn in tourist numbers to the island due to the global pandemic.

To educate guests about the plight of rescued elephants and encourage them to visit and support the sanctuary, Meliá Koh Samui has unveiled an elephant mascot Coco to provide information about the Haven and as a host for educational activities about the elephants at the resort’s kids club ‘Kidsdom’.
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Sustainable Jewelry Brand, Matilde Jewelry Launche

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Luxurious & Sustainable Coral Bloom Resort unfolds

Luxurious & Sustainable Coral Bloom Resort unfolds on a Saudi Arabian Island.

One of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism projects, “Coral Bloom” resort is being planned on the Shurayrah island in the Red Sea. Part of The Red Sea Project, Coral Bloom includes 11 luxury hotels that blend into the pristine Shurayrah Island, their designs taking cues from Saudi Arabia’s native coral reefs.

Biodiversity considerations have taken center stage throughout the planning process, and disruption of the island’s mangroves and other habitats will be avoided.

Upon completion in 2030, The Red Sea Project will comprise 50 resorts, offering up to 8,000 hotel rooms and around 1,300 residential properties across 22 islands and six inland sites. The destination will also include luxury marinas, golf courses, entertainment and leisure facilities.”

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 aims to diversify the Kingdom’s economy away from a reliance on oil and push the tourism sector to contribute 10 percent of gross domestic product.

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