Tropicana September-October 2022 #144 The Home Issue
Tropicana Magazine September-October 2022 #144 The Home Issue
Tropicana Magazine September-October 2022 #144 The Home Issue
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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER <strong>2022</strong> TROPICANA JOURNEY CLUB<br />
SIX SENSES CON DAO, VIETNAM<br />
Six Senses Con Dao, located in a protected national marine park<br />
in Vietnam’s island hideaway, takes the top spot in the Travel +<br />
Leisure World’s Best Awards. Noted for its efforts to conserve<br />
endangered green turtles and for being 99 percent plastic free,<br />
the resort has pledged to further minimise its carbon footprint<br />
with numerous energy and environmental initiatives. Hatching<br />
rates are exceeding records at the Let’s Get Cracking turtle egg<br />
incubation centre, reaching over 95 per cent. Last year, more<br />
than 1,000 turtles were successfully released back into the<br />
protected waters in association with the National Park. Guests<br />
visiting Six Senses Con Dao this year will be welcomed with a<br />
variety of new amenities and experiences that go well with the<br />
surrounding environment and the organic wellness way of life<br />
the resort advocates. A new dining experience is also ready to<br />
launch. Dining Under <strong>The</strong> Stars provides a chance to dine from the<br />
rooftops of the By the Beach restaurant, offering contemporary<br />
international and Vietnamese cuisines with a panoramic view as<br />
the sun sinks into the ocean. Up to four people can enjoy this,<br />
adding to the already popular Chef’s Table, Wine Cellar, Sense<br />
of Gardening, By the Market, and Private In-Residence and<br />
Beach Dining guest experiences. <strong>The</strong> resort is also excited to<br />
add an exclusive beach escapade at Hideaway Beach, situated<br />
past the headland of Lo Voi Mountain. With options for a private<br />
eco-BBQ or an organic picnic, it is ideal for anyone looking for<br />
a desert island experience.<br />
world through what we eat. Additionally, the team has<br />
implemented several waste-reduction measures; guests<br />
can enjoy fresh seasonal fruits that are imperfect in<br />
appearance but perfect in taste, which would otherwise<br />
be discarded by producers or grocers at the Lobby<br />
Farm Stand. In support of Sanya government’s goals<br />
towards green living, the hotel also collaborates with<br />
government-appointed waste management companies<br />
to ensure excess waste is properly discarded and kept<br />
to a minimum.<br />
Water villas at Park Hyatt<br />
Maldives Hadahaa offer<br />
stunning views of the ocean<br />
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1 HOTEL HAITANG BAY, SANYA<br />
China’s eco-conscious luxury lifestyle destination 1 Hotel<br />
Haitang Bay, Sanya presents seven unique F&B outlets where<br />
locally-sourced ingredients take centre-stage. With superior<br />
seafood from the best local suppliers and seasonal fruits<br />
cultivated at Sunshine 18 Degree, a huge off-site farm, the<br />
first Asian location of US-based 1 Hotels features some of the<br />
island’s freshest flavours. “At 1 Hotel Haitang Bay, Sanya, we are<br />
passionate about taking our guests on an extraordinary culinary<br />
journey that showcases the fantastic ingredients this beautiful<br />
island has to offer,” says Director of Culinary, Malaysian Chinese<br />
chef Pearl Woo. “We are excited to share 1 Hotels’ philosophy<br />
of making food that is good, clean, and fair, from farm to fork<br />
with our guests in Sanya.” Introducing a mission-driven luxury<br />
lifestyle, 1 Hotel Haitang Bay’s eco-architecture and natureinspired<br />
interiors are carefully designed to complement its<br />
culinary philosophy. Committed to sustainable practices<br />
and taking diners back to nature, the culinary model is built<br />
around slow food and farm-to-table movements, with the aim<br />
of forging strong connections between people and the natural