One of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism projects, “Coral Bloom” resort is being planned on the Shurayrah island in the Red Sea. It includes 11 luxury hotels that blend into the pristine Shurayrah Island, their designs taking cues from Saudi Arabia’s native coral reefs.

Green Carpet Fashion Awards was introduced in China for the first time, during Shanghai Fashion Week. Ten awards were announced at this year’s event, commending outstanding contributions on the road to the sustainable development of Chinese fashion.

As the world emerges from the most acute phase of the pandemic into a brave new world, for the luxury travel and hospitality industry, this success is largely dependent on heightened hygiene protocols including a strict six-feet corona bubble of personal space. Here’s a sampling of how some luxury resorts in Asia are changing their game.

Villa Copenhagen, one of Europe’s most anticipated luxury hotel opened in July in a historic 1912 post office building.

Ambiente Sedona, North America’s first landscape hotel is designed to blend in with the surrounding environment with a focus on sustainable methods and organic, modern architecture.

As the global impact of the corona virus expands, some luxury brands are finding creative ways to continue connecting buyers and sellers.