Minor Hotel Group’s five Anantara Resorts in Abu Dhabi, UAE were recently Certified GOLD to the Green Growth 2050 Global Standard.
Anantara Eastern Mangroves, Qasr Al Sarab and the three Desert Island Resorts all achieved greater than 80% during their recent audits.

This is an outstanding effort from everyone involved.  We will be featuring detailed articles about each properties achievement in the new year so keep an eye on the upcoming newsletters.  In the meantime click below to enjoy some photos of the Anantara teams.

Green Growth 2050 has recently certified all four Anantara hotels in the Maldives to its Global Standard.  Each Hotel achieved greater than 80% compliance reaching GOLD Certification status.

Congratulations to:

• Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas
• Anantara Dhigu Maldives Resort;
• Anantara Veli Maldives Resort; and
• Naladhu Maldives.

An outstanding effort from the Minor Hotel Group and the local Anantara teams.

March 23^rd, 2016

Minor Hotel Group (MHG) has moved to cement itself as one of the global leaders in sustainable tourism by implementing the Green Growth 2050 (GG2050) sustainability solution.

MHG has committed its 35 resorts and hotels under the Anantara brand to the Green Growth 2050 program, launched in 2015, with many already undergoing certification. A further 35 hotels under different MHG brands are currently implementing the Performance Measurement solution planned for live operation later in 2016.

“In identifying a sustainability partner for the Hotel Group, Minor was looking for a solution that could take our hotels to the next level.  A program with the potential to operate across our entire portfolio”, said John Roberts, MHG Director of Conservation Efforts.

04 Mar 2016

From the desert in the United Arab Emirates to the shores of a Maldivian island to an elephant camp in the North of Thailand, Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas celebrates 15 years of unforgettable journeys since the luxury hospitality brand’s first resort in Hua Hin opened its doors. Guests and team members enjoyed the festivities in 11 countries around the world, including Chairman and CEO of Minor International, William Heinecke, and CEO of Minor Hotel Group, Dillip Rajakarier who joined in the celebrations in Bangkok, the brand’s home base.

Green Growth 2050, the ‘next-generation’ sustainability solution has released the world’s first cloud-based CSR Project reporting initiative specific to the Travel & Tourism industry that brings together both impact analysis and reporting across the enterprise.

Today’s corporate Travel & Tourism enterprises are looking beyond the legacy Certification systems of yesterday to solutions that support main-stream industry programs including the UN Global Compact, Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Global Reporting Initiative and other enterprise based sustainability drivers.

Shareholders, investors and other stakeholders demand today’s global leaders provide accurate and verifiable information beyond even triple bottom line detail.

An Article from The Guardian by Green Growth 2050 Chairman, Professor Geoff Lipman

The SDGs reframe the Earth summit agreements into a new global blueprint for the 21st century – a “transformational agenda” for sustainable development to 2030 and beyond.

It’s a long journey, with each country, locality and individual coming from a different starting point, with unique capacities and reasons to change. Ultimately we have to get to the same end point by 2050 – the date, where science and politics are converging on livable global temperature stabilisation. With new multi-billion dollar funds, legal frameworks and collaborations to support that change.