You may call them eco-friendly or a green hotel, the fact is they are in
vogue. Instead of checking-in to star hotels located in busy, bustling
tourist destinations, today’s travelers prefer to spend their leisure
time in exotic hotels and rustic lodges that are surrounded by nature.
The most important reason for the shift is that today’s travelers want
to be revitalized and so yearn for calm, quiet and ultimate serene
beauty.
Looking at this trend, The National Geographic Society recently
launched its latest initiative in world-class travel experiences:
National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World. Through this, the
Society aims to showcase a collection of boutique hotels located in
extraordinary destinations around the globe with a demonstrated
commitment to sustainability, authenticity and excellence.
The National Geographic Society’s list of unique lodges of the world
has 24 names and one among them in Zhiwa Ling Hotel, based in Bhutan. Read More
By: Lilian D'Costa
Published In: IDS Next Blog
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