Corona Island officially debuted in 2021 as an invite-only getaway and in 2025, the exclusive destination off the coast of Colombia is now available for booking on major travel platforms. This protected natural setting can only be accessed by boat and gives guests the chance to disconnect from daily life and reconnect with nature.
On Corona Island, there are 10 premium waterfront bungalows, each with its own jacuzzi, plus designs that champion solar energy and traditional building techniques. Alongside curated daytime activities and evening experiences, guests will be treated to food with a focus on local ingredients, baked goods featuring native fruits, and plenty of Corona products—including Corona Extra and Corona Cero.
Notably, Corona Island is the world’s first and only island to receive Oceanic Global’s three-star plastic-free Blue Seal.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eco-tourism Destinations
- The rise of destinations that prioritize sustainability and environmental responsibility can drive new demand for eco-friendly travel experiences.
- Luxury Retreats with Local Flair
- There is an emerging trend where luxury retreats integrate local culture and materials, enhancing the authenticity and appeal of high-end travel.
- Plastic-free Travel
- With increasing consumer awareness, travel destinations certified as plastic-free can attract eco-conscious travelers seeking sustainable vacation options.
Sectors Adopting This
- Sustainable Hospitality
- The hospitality industry is innovating towards sustainability by adopting practices that reduce environmental impact, opening opportunities for eco-focused accommodations.
- Gastronomy Tourism
- Regions that emphasize locally sourced ingredients in their cuisine offer unique experiences, creating new avenues in the gastronomy tourism sector.
- Renewable Energy Solutions
- The incorporation of solar energy in hospitality design highlights opportunities for the renewable energy industry to expand its influence in tourism.
