Almost 30 years on, freshly revamped resort remains a love letter to Fiji
The Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort in Fiji has undergone a significant renovation while maintaining its commitment to environmental sustainability. Originally transformed in the 1990s, the resort has expanded its accommodations to cater to families and longer stays. The recent upgrades enhance both the guest experience and the resort's ecological mission.
- ▪The resort was once a coconut plantation and aims to prove that tourism can support environmental protection.
- ▪The multimillion-dollar renovation includes reconfigured accommodations and upgraded shared spaces.
- ▪Traditional Fijian materials and craftsmanship have been preserved in the resort's design.
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