Medine is pleased to announce the signing of a conservation agreement with the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF) for the Mondrain Reserve located on Medine's land.
Throughout the entire month of September, all their hotels in the Indian Ocean will be dedicated to green and sustainable actions. From sustainable stays, farm-to-table delights, workshops, waste reduction initiatives and corporate sustainability policies.
Dinarobin Beachcomber, Paradis Beachcomber and Beachcomber House achieve EarthCheck Gold certification. This makes Beachcomber the very first hotel group in Mauritius to achieve EarthCheck Gold status.
Reef Conservation's Bis Lamer team partnered with Omnicane and the local community at Bambous Virieux for a Mangrove Cleanup!
This platform is funded by the ‘Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie’ (OIF) a global organisation that promotes cooperation and solidarity among French-speaking countries and communities, aiming to preserve and spread the French language while promoting cultural diversity.
The SIM project was honoured with the prestigious "Best Tourism NDC Investment Initiative of the Year" award during the African NDC Investment Summit & Awards held at COP27 in Egypt. Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are self-determined goals set by countries to combat and alleviate the impacts of climate change. The recognition was bestowed upon the Sustainable Island Mauritius project in acknowledgment of its commendable efforts in promoting circular, sustainable, inclusive, and regenerative tourism.
Established as a parastatal organisation under the aegis of the Ministry of Tourism, the Tourism Authority is referred to as the regulatory body of the tourism industry and is governed under the Tourism Authority Act 2006 (as subsequently amended). Its mandate is to promote sustainable development of the tourism industry.
Sustainable Island Mauritius (SIM) is an initiative funded by the European Union as part of the SWITCH Africa Green initiative. The primary goal of SIM is to advance eco-friendly tourism in Mauritius by showcasing and expanding self-reliant approaches that enhance sustainability throughout the entire value chain. Additionally, it aims to raise awareness and increase the market for sustainable tourism products.
The Sustainable Tourism Awards honours organisations and/or individuals in Mauritius and Rodrigues for their outstanding work in reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to sustainable travel. It also recognises those who are driving environmental and responsible awareness and adopting tangible measures to ensure enhanced sustainability within the tourism sector.
