"This program aims to establish green tourism in Mandalika," general manager of the Mandalika, Wahyu M. Nugroho, said here on Saturday.
He added that the tree plantation in the Mandalika area was part of a larger goal for all subsidiaries of InJourney to plant 27,850 trees by the end of 2025.
The initiative was based on an earlier agenda, which included the planting of 10 thousand trees leading up to the Indonesian GP 2024 event.
Besides tree planting, Nugroho said that his side also conducted environmental clean-up activities as a tangible contribution to preserving the natural environment in the Mandalika area.
He added that the tree-planting activity in the Mandalika area on Saturday was not just a symbolic action but also part of a significant effort to protect nature and create a green, globally competitive tourist destination.
InJourney Green is a collective movement by all members of the InJourney Group to build an environmentally friendly tourism ecosystem, which aligns with Indonesia's vision of achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2060 and Zero Waste by 2050.
"This program aligns with the sustainable development goals (SDGs), specifically goal 13 (Climate Action), goal 14 (Life Below Water), and goal 15 (Life on Land)," he informed.
ITDC also understands the importance of involving employees, local communities, and relevant stakeholders at each destination it manages to collaborate in environmental preservation, thereby encouraging real sustainable practices.
"We hope this activity can inspire more people to join in protecting the environment," he said.
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