Peggy Flannery, owner of the Elements of Byron resort has overseen the design and completion of 99 new villas created on the property's 50 acres of rain forest.
The original resort was already a tourism favorite in the area, but the owner decided to expand and update -- adding new individual villas, an adult only pool and a swim up bar. Each bungalow has large over-sized windows, allowing the entire space to be filled with natural light and views of the ocean, forest, lakes or lagoons. With a light and calming color scheme, each new space offers a relaxing haven for travelers to take a break from the bustling Byron Bay.
Placed right in the middle of the two kilometer stretch of the Beongil Beach, the new villas at the chichi Elements of Byron resort add a contemporary twist to the calm surroundings.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Boutique Resort Design
- The trend of boutique resort design calls for unique, personal spaces that cater to the individual desires of modern travellers.
- Eco-tourism
- The trend of eco-tourism calls for sustainable, environmentally-friendly resorts like the Elements of Byron that make use of their natural surroundings and minimize their impact on the environment.
- Personalized Travel
- The trend of personalized travel calls for unique and individual experiences for each traveller, which can be achieved through the design and amenities of boutique resorts like the Elements of Byron.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can benefit from the trend of boutique resort design by creating unique, individualized spaces that cater to the desires of modern travellers.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can benefit from the trend of eco-tourism by promoting sustainable travel and environmentally-friendly resorts like the Elements of Byron.
- Architecture and Interior Design
- The architecture and interior design industries can benefit from the trend of personalized travel by creating unique and personalized spaces that cater to the individual desires of travellers.
