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Pullman Bali Legian receives Green Globe certification for sustainability initiatives
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ullman Bali Legian Beach's recent Green Globe certification is a testament to its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible tourism. General Manager Ravi Khubchandani emphasizes that sustainability is deeply ingrained in the resort's ethos, permeating every operational facet. Beyond extending warm hospitality, the resort actively champions environmental stewardship and community contributions.
Scoring an impressive 94 percent for its sustainability practices, the resort underscores the importance of community engagement and environmental guardianship. It cultivates local ties by hosting a Balinese Hindu temple on-site, accessible to residents. Furthermore, the resort champions biodiversity with its Trigona Bee Conservation Program, nurturing Bali's ecosystem and enlightening guests on bees' vital role in nature and honey production.
Pullman Bali Legian Beach is also dedicated to regional advancement, supporting education through the Sanger Bedugul center, furnishing children with modern learning tools and financial aid. The resort's ecological initiatives extend to waste reduction strategies, exemplified by Winnow—a digital food waste management system that efficiently tracks and minimizes discarded items.
Moreover, the resort prioritizes native plant and wildlife preservation, educating guests through informational tags on trees and organizing beach clean-up activities. With 365 rooms and consistently high occupancy, Pullman Bali Legian Beach exemplifies sustainable management, setting a high standard for environmentally conscious hospitality in Bali.
