GOOD NEWS! El Nido Resorts once again won the Association of South East Asian Nations’ (ASEAN) Green Hotel Award during the ASEAN Tourism Forum held in Brunei Darussalam.
El Nido Resorts selection was based on the random inspection of the resorts’ compliance to the ASEAN Green Hotel Standards, which focus on principles that promote sustainable tourism. In 2008, Lagen and Miniloc Island Resorts were also recipients of this eco-award.
Lagen Island Resort and Miniloc Island Resort, which was recently named by National Geographic “as the greenest lodge in Coral Triangle”, joined World Wide Fund’s (WWF) Coral Triangle Initiative Business Summit.
The Summit aims to secure the health of the Coral Triangle Region’s natural resources and the livelihoods that depend on it. Environment Officer Macy Anonuevo represented El Nido Resorts.
Last year, the El Nido Resorts were among those visited by WWF’s Coral Triangle Expedition headed by Jürgen and Stella Freund.
Other features of the El Nido Resorts is the newly-developed Dibuluan Beach Club located on a 38-hectare island near Lagen Island Resort.
Lagen Island Resort and Miniloc Island Resort, which was recently named by National Geographic “as the greenest lodge in Coral Triangle”, joined World Wide Fund’s (WWF) Coral Triangle Initiative Business Summit.
The Summit aims to secure the health of the Coral Triangle Region’s natural resources and the livelihoods that depend on it. Environment Officer Macy Anonuevo represented El Nido Resorts.
Last year, the El Nido Resorts were among those visited by WWF’s Coral Triangle Expedition headed by Jürgen and Stella Freund.
Other features of the El Nido Resorts is the newly-developed Dibuluan Beach Club located on a 38-hectare island near Lagen Island Resort.
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oh my...so relaxing....kung marami lang sana akong pera...lol!
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