PEI resort redefines sustainable luxury amid rising global demand
The Blackbush Beach Resort in Prince Edward Island represents a new wave of sustainable luxury accommodation. With a focus on environmental conservation and community engagement, the resort caters to the growing demand for ecotourism among travelers. Its innovative design and amenities aim to provide a unique experience while minimizing ecological impact.
- ▪Blackbush Beach Resort is a $40-million development located 25 minutes from Charlottetown.
- ▪The resort features a 30-room hotel, beach cottages, and two seafood-forward restaurants.
- ▪Sustainability practices are integrated into the resort's architecture and operations, including the use of local timber and energy-efficient systems.
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Open this photo in gallery:Located 25 minutes from Charlottetown, and perched atop the centuries-old sand dunes and waters of Tracadie Bay, lies the $40-million Blackbush Beach Resort, the brainchild of Tim Banks, CEO of developer, construction and design firm APM MacLean.APM MacLean/SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountBlackbush Beach Resort, perched atop the centuries-old sand dunes and shimmering Atlantic waters of Prince Edward Island’s Tracadie Bay, blends bright and airy modern design with sustainable infrastructure and the influence of the surrounding land.Located 25 minutes from Charlottetown, the $40-million resort is the vision of Tim Banks, chief executive officer of APM MacLean, a development, construction and design firm in…
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