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“For us, genuinely low-impact tourism starts with restraint. The question is not only how much energy or water a hotel consumes, but how much it changes the place in order to exist there. That low density is intentional.”
For us, genuinely low-impact tourism starts with restraint. The question is not only how much energy or water a hotel consumes, but how much it changes the place in order to exist there. That low density is intentional. It allows the landscape, rather than the architecture, to remain the defining feature of the experience,” Hakkı Germiyanoğlu, Perdue’s founder told Forbes in a message.
With only 17 suites in a safari glamping concept, tents are semi-permanent structures designed to be completely dismantled and removed with minimal lasting impact on the natural environment.