Zulal Wellness Resort by Chiva-Som, the first and largest fully immersive wellness destination in the Middle East, has become the first wellness resort in Qatar to be certified by Travelife, receiving the Gold Certification in Sustainability by the global accommodation sustainability certification body.
The Gold Certification awarded by Travelife came after extensive independent auditing against the Travelife Standard and Zulal Wellness Resort received a gold status for its exemplary commitment to sustainability, highlighting commendable efforts in minimising environmental impact, enhancing economic and social benefits for the local community, upholding human rights and fair labour practices, and safeguarding animal welfare and biodiversity.
Holger Glaser, resort manager at Zulal Wellness Resort expressed pride in receiving this recognition: “Gold standard certification is a true testament to our commitment to the planet and responsible tourism. As a wellness leader, we believe that wellness goes together with sustainability and feel that it’s our duty to set high standards in sustainability. We are fully commitment to the planet in everything we say and do in short and long term.”
Stringent audit
As a global leader in accommodation sustainability certification, Travelife sets stringent criteria recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), ensuring that certified properties adhere to high standards in emissions reduction, biodiversity conservation, human rights protection, fair labour practices, child safeguarding, and animal welfare.
Zulal Wellness Resort’s Gold Certification success further solidifies its position as a global leader in the wellness, hospitality, and sustainability. Building on the momentum of a record-breaking 2023 marked by nine prestigious award wins, Zulal Wellness Resort continues to set new benchmarks for excellence and remains committed to its mission of transforming lives through sustainable and holistic wellbeing, while maintaining its dedication to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
