Monday, 23 October 2017 07:48 AM
Luxury Travel Doesn't Have to Harm the Planet
MONTEREY N.L., MEXICO / ACCESSWIRE / October 23, 2017 / Eco-tourism is a growing industry, thanks to more and more people becoming aware of issues like pollution, global warming, deforestation, habitat loss, waning biodiversity, and more. Royal Holiday Vacation Club strives to provide the most memorable, engaging, and fulfilling vacation experiences to its membership, which currently numbers over 100,000 strong. This includes introducing travelers to hundreds of breathtaking, exotic locations across the globe. The vast beauty and diversity of the planet offers practically unlimited possibilities for adventure-seekers, and Royal Holiday aims to facilitate unique travel experiences.
Royal Holiday is therefore committed to embracing the idea of eco-tourism, not only for the benefit of our members, but also for the betterment of the planet, which provides us with astounding natural beauty. Without white sand beaches, cerulean waters, swaying palms, pristine, snow-capped peaks, hardwood forests, and the many other natural wonders that make up the Earth, no one would have a reason to travel for leisure. Royal Holiday has a vested interest in preserving the natural splendor of the Earth, and eco-friendly vacations are a great way to have fun without harming the planet.
How does Royal Holiday help members to plan eco-friendly vacations? Many of our locations provide access to eco-tourism activities. Visitors to our Grand Park Royal Cancun Caribe resort will enjoy a trip to Xcaret, an eco-archaeological park and natural sanctuary that features the flora and fauna of the Mayan jungle, along with underground rivers and a Butterfly Pavilion to explore. There's no better way to sample the best of the region in an eco-friendly atmosphere.
There's also the Westin Resort & Spa Whistler in Canada to consider. Whether members take a ski trip to the mountains of British Columbia or head north during the summer for hiking, biking, and other outdoor activities, Whistler offers access to untold natural beauty and an all-around eco-friendly holiday retreat. Visitors to Mount Amanzi in Hartbeespoort, South Africa can visit the Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre, a conservation project dedicated to protecting and preserving cheetah and wild dog populations in the region.
Royal Holiday also aims to capture the flavor of many regions by offering locally-sourced foods and traditional dishes, not to mention using local service providers. Royal Holiday wants to offer authentic travel experiences to every member, and a focus on eco-friendly travel only enhances this dynamic. Member need not choose between luxury accommodations and their eco-friendly ideals. With Royal Holiday Vacation Club, they can have the best of both worlds.
About Royal Holiday Vacation Club: Royal Holiday Vacation Club is a Mexico-based vacation club that was established in Geneva, Switzerland in 1992. Members enjoy access to over 180 destinations in 52 countries in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia. Royal Holiday Vacation Club currently has over 100,000 satisfied members. Royal Holiday offers five levels of membership with a variety of perks that allow members to explore the world of leisure in luxury. For more information, visit: https://royal-holiday.com/en/us/.
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