Saturday 13 April 2013

Green Globe certified Gorgonia Beach Resort, Red Sea, Egypt

Green Globe Certification announced Gorgonia Beach Resort, Red Sea Marsa Alam, Egypt. This 5-star hotel, a luxurious complex is located in the Wadi el Gimal, natural protected marine park, which covers both terrestrial and marine habitats, including 4.770 km ² of desert and nearly 2,000 square miles of sea ​​and coral reefs.
the Green Globe Certification CEO Guido Bauer said: "Gorgonia Beach Resort is located next to some of the most pristine diving in the world today. Its rich marine biodiversity attracts travelers from around the world and it is impressive to see the station taking a proactive approach to become Green Globe certified.With their plan of sustainability management in place, they must protect it as their natural assets so that their customers appreciate.
"Gorgonia Beach Resort organize twice a month to clean the beach during the day and the guests invited to participate. The initiative is combined with diving and other fun activities all over 100 large garbage bags are removed, with the large amount of material from areas outside the station. '

The representative of Gorgonia Beach Resort, Mr. Johannes Girardi said: "Receiving the Green Globe certification attests to the strict compliance of our approach to 360 degrees eco-sustainability, which means all directions.
"The standard Green Globe provides our station with a structured evaluation of our performance as a business eco-tourism, in relation to contributions to the local economy, ecology, civil liability, and supply of local goods and services.'
Wadi el Gimal Marine Nature Park, home to Gorgonia Beach Resort, was created in 2003 with the goal of working with local communities to preserve and develop the geological heritage and landscape of the area, its flora and fauna native wildlife.

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