Sustainable Luxury: Soneva Kiri Hotel on Koh Kood

The video explores sustainable tourism and architecture on Kukut Island, Thailand. It highlights the efforts of Sonoshiv Dasabu and Eva in creating a luxury hotel that respects the environment and local traditions. The video discusses the use of sustainable materials, traditional Thai building methods, and innovative designs to minimize environmental impact. It emphasizes the importance of sustainability in tourism and architecture, showcasing how these practices can benefit both the environment and local communities.

What is the main goal of the new approach to tourism mentioned in the video?

• To increase hotel profits

• To protect the planet

• To attract more tourists

• To build more hotels

Who are the founders of the Sonia Bakiri Hotel?

• David and Emma Brown

• John and Mary Smith

• Sonoshiv Dasabu and Eva

• Michael and Sarah Johnson

What does the concept of 'slow life' stand for?

• Quick construction

• Luxury and comfort

• Sustainability, local organic wellness

• Fast-paced living

Why is the use of concrete and steel discouraged in the hotel's construction?

• They are too expensive

• They are not durable

• They have a high carbon footprint

• They are not available locally

What is the main challenge in using local wood for construction?

• It is not available locally

• It does not come in straight lines

• It is not durable

• It is too expensive

What is The Den, as mentioned in the video?

• A luxury suite

• A recreational area for children

• A dining hall

• A conference room

What material is used for the sinks in the hotel's bathrooms?

• Concrete

• Stainless steel

• Wood

• Plastic