Two of their featured properties for this summer are Azulik villas and Cabañas Copal, which are located in Tulum, about an hour south of Playa del Carmen. Both properties have been recognized for their high standards and level of commitment to sustainable accommodations for eco-conscious travelers.
With more than 900 million people traveling each year, the tourism industry wields tremendous influence over the economic, cultural and natural heritages of numerous areas particularly rich in biological and cultural diversity. If not practiced conscientiously and in unison with the surrounding environment, tourism can lead to over-development, cultural exploitation, habitat destruction, waste and excess pollution.
Azulik and Cabañas Copal are oceanfront properties that cater to families and singles searching for a unique experience that will not only relax the mind but also recharge the soul. Azulik is a popular wedding destination for couples seeking an intimate setting in luxury villas, complete with a unique Mayan-themed dayspa and in-room dinner services.
From October 20 to 24, guests are invited to experience the Fourth Forum of Healers Workshop, where experts from around the world will be on-hand to educate and facilitate a wide variety of techniques and therapies used in the healing arts.
For more information or to book these and other eco-friendly hotels, visit EcoBeachHotels.com.
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