Category Hotel, Tourism, Organisations & Operators, Sustainability

Twenty-seven mature Plane trees have found a new home at Brahman Hills, where they now form part of what is set to become one of South Africa’s most ambitious garden developments.

At over 20 hectares, The Serenity Garden development in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands is being designed on a scale rarely seen in private garden projects. The record-breaking labyrinth will include expansive garden rooms, water features, an underground orchid house, olive garden, and an African Art Museum, all designed by landscape artist Tim Steyn and developed intentionally as part of a long-term landscape legacy project.

The landmark Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris has been recognised with the title of ‘World’s Leading Sustainable Supply Chain Programme 2025’ by voters at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards.

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris has completely reimagined its supply chain model, integrating responsible sourcing, waste reduction and ethical partnerships into every aspect of its operations. Through this award, the hotel demonstrates that true luxury can go hand in hand with excellence, social responsibility, and a deep commitment to the planet.

Peruvian heritage eco-lodge El Albergue Ollantaytambo has been recognised with the title of ‘World’s Leading Small Sustainable Destination 2025’ by voters at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards.

Hospitality provider Aitken Spence Hotels has been recognised with the title of ‘World’s Leading Sustainable Female Empowerment Initiative 2025’ by voters at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards.

Mantis today announced three new openings that will expand its global eco-luxury footprint across Africa and the Middle East.