Club Marvy has been awarded the Gold Award for the second consecutive time at Europe's most prestigious Responsible Tourism Awards.

Club Marvy won a Gold Award in the Positive Impact on Nature category at the 2026 European Responsible Tourism Awards, organized by the International Centre for Responsible Tourism (ICRT). Having also received gold awards at both the European Responsible Tourism Awards and the Global Responsible Tourism Awards last year, Club Marvy has thus been recognized for the second consecutive year as one of Europe's most successful responsible tourism projects. 

The ICRT Responsible Tourism Awards, considered one of the most prestigious international platforms focusing on environmental and social impacts in the tourism sector, recognizes the positive contributions of tourism to the natural environment, local economies, and communities. The Positive Impact on Nature category evaluates exemplary practices aimed at conserving biodiversity, supporting natural life, and reducing the environmental impact of tourism activities.

Adopting a lifestyle in harmony with nature not only as part of the guest experience but also as a fundamental approach of the business. Club MarvyClub Marvy offers a holistic approach to sustainable tourism through its strong collaborations with local producers, practices supporting regional development, efforts to conserve natural resources, and experiences that encourage guests to develop a more conscious relationship with nature. These consecutive awards are a strong indication that Club Marvy embraces responsible tourism not as a project or a temporary goal, but as a fundamental approach to the business.

Ece Tonbul, Chairperson and CEO of Paloma Hotels Group, commented on the matter:

“We believe we are a part of nature, and we shape all our decisions with this understanding. At Club Marvy, we aim not only to offer our guests an unforgettable holiday experience, but also to add value to the region, local communities, and nature. Being honored with the Gold Award for the second consecutive time is extremely valuable in seeing that this approach is recognized on an international scale.” found in the description.

Paloma Grida, operating under the Paloma Hotels brand, achieved a significant success at this year's awards. Paloma Grida was awarded the Silver Award in the Climate Change Adaptation category. This category, which evaluates practices developed to address the effects of climate change on tourism, rewards initiatives that are critically important for the future of the sector.

Club Marvy's Gold Award and Paloma Grida's Silver Award demonstrate that Paloma Hotels' long-standing commitment to sustainability, nature conservation, and responsible tourism has been recognized on an international scale.