If you look forward to reading the latest travel trends and have a passion for philanthropy, what you are about to read could warm your heart. The year 2023 is expected to be the year of “impact travel”. It’s a term coined by the Center for Responsible Travel (CREST) that focuses on how how tourism businesses and travelers can contribute to social and environmental projects in destinations. With impact travel, you get all the adventure and luxury you expect on a tropical getaway, but you get to give back, too.
Thought it was impossible to achieve both during the same idyllic getaway? Well, that’s the beauty of impact travel, set to be a major influence on travel in the years ahead. The resorts and hotels that are leaders in impact travel are those dedicated as much to environmental and ecological practices as they are to delivering relaxing, adventurous escapes. This allows travelers with a passion for giving back to the world to rest easy knowing they’re contributing to something good.
Where in the world can you get both experiences? You don’t have to look too far. Belize’s Muy’Ono Resorts, are leaders in impact travel.
Committed to Giving Back and Making an Impact
The answer to your search for a meaningful escape lies within the largest collection of independent resorts in Belize. Their jungle lodges, private islands, beachfront cabanas, and gourmet dining experiences speak for themselves. They’re all romantic, idyllic getaways that offer something for just about everyone. But best of all, each resort is fully dedicated to making an impact and giving back to the community.
Muy’Ono Resorts’ guests appreciate these humanitarian efforts. And they also appreciate the lengths these resorts go to ensure guests’ wellness. Those seeking wellness during their sojourns delight at Muy’Ono’s just as grand devotion to making sure that desire is satisfied. This group will make as much of an impact on your Belize experience as they do on their community.
From organic farms that grow freshly picked produce to opportunities for exploring Belize’s treasures via top-tier tours, each property offers a wide array of amenities that will leave you feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready for you next trip back to Belize.
Start Planning Your 2023 Retreat
Photo via Thatch Caye
Having come through social distancing, working remotely, home schooling your kids, and all the other adjustments you had make over the past few years, treating yourself to a Belize retreat at a Muy’Ono Resort is a must. Retreats do more than remove you from the world’s stressors. They revive the spirit.
Research shows that retreats have been staged since the beginning of time and they are especially meaningful when held in places that are surrounded by nature’s bounty. Belize is the ideal nation for just that. Muy’Ono Resorts’ retreats are carefully curated to deliver one-of-a-kind experiences guaranteed to leave you feeling centered and balanced.
Transformative Experiences Await at Muy’Ono Resorts
Photo via Hopkins Bay
The idyllic retreats offered by the Muy’Ono Resorts don’t just separate you from the usual cacophonous assaults on your senses. Every guest is nurtured and pampered by professionals trained in the art ensuring guests find the wellness they desire. Skeptical? Then see for your self. Check out the variety and scope of the Muy’Ono Resorts’ getaways listed in their 2023 schedule here.
The choices may seem endless. But, if you’re ready for a transformative experience, you’ll acknowledge the fact that there’s plenty of time down the road to return for more pampering and revival of the spirit.
Can one family of resorts be all things to all people? Prioritizing community needs while making sure every guest receives the ultimate personal prescription for a healthier life? Find out for yourself by choosing the Muy’Ono Resort that most closely matches your sensibilities and lifestyle. As 2023 dawns with new promises for healing and inner peace, choose the place that cares as much about the world as it does about your well-being!
Featured photo is Hopkins Bay Resort. All photos are courtesy Muy’Ono Resorts.
