Luxe Glamp, an eco-friendly luxury hospitality project, is set to rise in the Umm Al Quwain Mangrove Reserve (UAE).
The foundation stone for the project was laid in a ceremony attended by Sheikh Majid bin Saud bin Rashid Al Mualla, chairman of the Umm Al Quwain Tourism and Archaeology Department.
The project, which aims to offer a sustainable and luxurious glamping experience, will feature a collection of tents designed to minimize environmental impact.
LuxeGlamp’s design incorporates renewable energy sources and water conservation measures. The goal is to ensure that the project aligns with best practices in environmental sustainability while providing a unique hospitality experience.
Guests at LuxeGlamp will have the opportunity to stay within the ancient Mangrove Reserve, which is known for its crystal clear waters, picturesque landscapes, and diverse wildlife.
Antony Thomas, founder and CEO of LuxeGlamp, said that the project will be the “world’s first luxury dome glamping in the setting of beautiful mangroves.” This development marks the company’s first international venture.
The Umm Al Quwain Mangrove Reserve provides an ideal setting for the project, offering a serene and natural environment for visitors. The location is expected to attract tourists seeking eco-friendly and luxurious accommodations.
The head of the Tourism and Archaeology Department highlighted the importance of investing in natural settlements like the mangrove reserve. Such investments, he noted, contribute to showcasing the tourism diversity of the UAE.
The LuxeGlamp project is expected to boost local tourism by attracting visitors from around the world. The eco-friendly focus of the project is in line with global trends towards sustainable travel and accommodation.
The project is part of a broader initiative to develop eco-friendly tourism options in the UAE. As the country continues to diversify its tourism offerings, projects like LuxeGlamp play a crucial role in attracting environmentally conscious travelers.
