FOR THE PEOPLE

Sustainability is usually synonymous with environmental impact, but it’s far broader than that. How are hotels working to sustain local communities?

By Coco Marett

From a haven in the cradle of Incan civilisation to a lodge on land owned and protected by First Nations people in Canada, Tatler explores properties that are making a meaningful impact on local communities, ensuring bright futures rooted in rich pasts. CANADA KLAHOOSE WILDERNESS RESORT, BRITISH COLUMBIA If you love and respect something, you’ll protect it. That’s the attitude that Canada’s Klahoose First Nation hopes to stimulate by inviting visitors to its small slice of paradise at Klahoose Wilderness Resort, which the Nation bought in 2020 and reopened in 2021. Today, it stands as a symbol of social, environmental and economic reconciliation, providing employment and healing to indigenous people. Accessible only by boat or an hour’s seaplane ride north of Vancouver, the seven-room resort sits between the Salish Sea…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2023

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