A Sustainable Focus

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After eco- tourism and wildlife tourism, sustainable tourism is the next big trend. The United Nations has proclaimed 2017 the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development with a goal of promoting positive change in travel with regard to social inclusion, environmental protection and economic equality. During the year, the Mahindra Group’s Sustainability Apex Council set long term goals for sustainability: Carbon neutral by 2030; water secure by 2030; zero waste by 2030; EP 100 double energy productivity by 2030; RE 100 increase renewable energy by 100 per cent by 2030.

Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd (MHRIL), with its 49 resorts located in exotic locations across India is in a special position to contribute to the economic and social well-being of the local communities. MHRIL is able to raise awareness and support for the overall conservation of the environment where its business footprint is felt. To mitigate any negative impact of its presence, MHRIL has taken steps to conserve and manage natural and ecofriendly resources, especially those which are non-renewable and intangible. MHRIL has developed CSR policies and actions to minimise pollution of air, land and water so as to cons