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AYANA Bali receives ASEAN Green Hotel Award

AYANA Bali has been awarded the ASEAN Green Hotel Award 2026-2028 for its efforts toward environmental responsibility and sustainable operations across Southeast Asia.

Vahdet Ayaz

Vahdet Ayaz

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AYANA Bali receives ASEAN Green Hotel Award

Presented during the ASEAN Tourism Standards Awards as part of the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026 in Cebu, Philippines, the award followed a multi-stage evaluation and nomination process involving national-level assessment, operational verification and regional review.

The award recognizes AYANA Bali’s sustainability initiatives at its 90-hectare integrated resort in Jimbaran. The initiatives cover areas including infrastructure, procurement, waste management, water systems, biodiversity and community engagement.

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