Pranburi, Thailand (2 November 2026) – Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas has received a certificate of recognition from the Biodiversity-Based Economy Development Office (BEDO) for its participation in projects promoting environmentally responsible tourism and the sustainable use of biodiversity.

The resort also received a commemorative plaque for completing a practical workshop on biodiversity-supportive tourism, Natural Capital Assessment (NCA), and Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES).

BEDO promotes and supports conservation while encouraging businesses to more sustainably use their resources and integrate environmental sustainability into their operations.

Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas recognises the importance of responsible tourism and supports a range of community initiatives, including beach and roadside clean-ups and mangrove planting. It also promotes Kui Buri National Park and Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park as must-visit destinations for guests. Recently, the resort collaborated with Kui Buri National Park to sponsor a wildlife photography competition held in celebration of Thai Elephant Day.

“This recognition from BEDO marks an important milestone for our resort as we seek to be as sustainable as we can be. We look forward to building on what we have achieved here to enhance our environmentally responsible practices and contribute to the long-term wellbeing of the communities around us,” said Niti Mokaphun, Director of Marketing at Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas.

Set across lush tropical surroundings between two charming fishing villages, Wyndham Hua Hin Pranburi Resort & Villas is located approximately 25 kilometres from Hua Hin and a three-hour drive from Bangkok. Designed for families and leisure travellers, the resort features diverse recreational facilities, including swimming pools, a fitness centre, a kids’ club, tennis courts, a basketball court, a surf skate park, an archery range, beach volleyball and pickleball courts, as well as complimentary bicycle rentals. The resort is managed by Travel + Leisure Co., which delivers six million holidays to travellers worldwide each year.

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