Eco Resort Network has announced that tickets are now available for its fifth annual global event, scheduled to take place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 17–19 May 2026.
The gathering – which has grown into one of the most anticipated boutique events in sustainable hospitality – is set to bring together eco-resort owners, sustainable tourism leaders, suppliers, consultants and changemakers for three days of collaboration, learning and inspiration.

This year’s venue is the Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai, a luxury eco-conscious property surrounded by lush gardens yet located just 20 minutes from the city’s international airport.
The resort offers a fitting backdrop for discussions on regenerative travel and sustainable resort operations.
Over the course of the event, delegates can expect a dynamic agenda featuring:
- Keynotes and panels on regenerative design, nature-based operations, and the evolving guest experience in sustainable resorts
- Case study sessions showcasing how pioneering operators have transformed ambitious eco visions into successful resorts
- Networking dinners, cultural immersions, and wellness experiences designed to foster authentic connections and collaboration
While the full agenda is still being finalised, organisers emphasise that each day will balance structured content with open spaces for dialogue, reflection, and partnership building.
To encourage early participation, the Eco Resort Network is offering an Early Bird discount until 31 December 2025. Attendance is capped to maintain an intimate atmosphere, ensuring delegates have ample opportunity for meaningful exchanges.
Past participants have consistently praised the event’s unique atmosphere. “After over 12 years of attending events and networking, I can confidently say this one stands apart,” said Lynn Grijp of Autentic. “This brings community to another level. Conversations, perspectives and connections went far beyond.”
The Eco Resort Network positions the Chiang Mai event as a chance to explore “new frontiers in sustainable, regenerative hospitality,” continuing its mission to connect leaders shaping the future of travel and resort development.

