Las Torres is nominated for the World Travel Awards 2023 in "South American Responsible Tourism" -
18/05/2023

World Travel Experts Nominated Las Torres Reserve for the 2023 Award in the "South American Responsible Tourism” Category

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Las Torres Reserve, located in Las Torres del Paine National Park, will be representing Chile in a virtual vote with one Colombian, two Peruvian and two Argentinian tourist attractions.

Las Torres Reserve, a tourist attraction located in Torres del Paine National Park, is the only Chilean selection for the 2023 South America Responsible Tourism Award, presented by the World Travel Awards (WTA), a nomination recognizing organizations with outstanding ecological principles and commitment to sustainability.

This award differs from the other categories in that nominees are selected by hospitality, tourism and sustainability experts rather than applying to enter, meaning Las Torres Reserve was handpicked as a leader in responsible tourism.

Las Torres Reserve was also nominated for “Best Green Hotel in South America” by the same organizations.

“We are very proud of this recognition from the World Travel Awards,” affirmed Las Torres Reserve’s commercial manager, Juan López, adding, “Our initiatives build a better future for our visitors by promoting sustainability, awareness and developing a positive relationship with our environment.”

In recent years, Las Torres Reserve has mobilized a series of practices, including the Ecological Outcome Verification (EOV) certification from the Savory Institute, which is responsible for verifying ecosystem function through holistic management, planned grazing, and soil regeneration in the Chilean Patagonia.

Specialists have implemented various practices, such as reforestation, organic garden planting, and trail conservation and restoration, to counteract erosion in the reserve. Responsible Tourism Awards recognized these outstanding initiatives by selecting Las Torres Reserve to receive the prestigious WTM “Best Nature Conservation” gold award.

Las Torres Reserve is competing in the “Responsible Tourism” category with Awake Travel (Colombia), Llama Path (Peru), Posada Amazonas Lodge (Peru), Say Hueque Argentina Journeys (Argentina) and Wilderness Patagonia (Argentina).

We invite you to vote for Hotel Las Torres Patagonia as the Leading Green Hotel in South America and La Reserva Las Torres as an example of South American Responsible Tourism.

How to vote?: It’s very easy. Click on this link and choose the Hotel Las Torres Patagonia among the nine nominees. And then you can vote in the following category as South American Responsible Tourism in the following link.

If you have previously voted for the World Travel Awards, you can log in to your account and submit your vote. If you are not registered, you can easily register in a few seconds with your name and email address. Once you verify your registration by clicking a link sent to you by email, you can vote for Las Torres Patagonia as the leading eco-hotel in South America. If you are from the tourism industry, you can indicate this on the form and your vote will count as two votes.

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