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Tambua Sands Beach Resort has introduced a fresh mint garden initiative using biodegradable containers to support sustainable hospitality practices. The mint is harvested directly from the resort’s bar area and used in cocktails and mocktails moments before serving, creating a unique garden-to-glass guest experience along Fiji’s Coral Coast.

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00:00Bula and welcome! Today we're on Fiji's Coral Coast at Tambua Sands Beach Resort, where a fresh take on sustainability
00:08is changing the way guests experience the bar.
00:12Joining us is resort manager Angela Hassan to share more about this unique initiative. Bula and welcome!
00:19We wanted to create something fresh, meaningful, and interactive for our guests, while also being mindful of the environment.
00:28Growing mint right in our bar area allows us to reduce packaging waste, promote sustainability, and serve beverages with ingredients
00:38picked fresh on-site.
00:40A simple idea, but one that's already transforming the guest experience.
00:45That's right! And what makes it special is how immediate it is. The mint is grown right here at the
00:51bar, picked fresh, and used straight away in cocktails and mocktails.
00:55There's no delay, no storage, just fresh flavor going directly into the glass.
01:01It also adds something visual and sensory. Guests can actually see where their ingredients come from, smell the mint, and
01:08experience that freshness before they even take a sip.
01:11And it's all grown in biodegradable containers, helping reduce waste while creating a natural, vibrant setting around the bar.
01:19From mojitos at sunset to refreshing tropical drinks, it's a small detail that makes a big difference, both in flavor
01:27and sustainability.
01:28It's part of a wider shift toward eco-conscious tourism, where experiences are not only memorable, but meaningful.
01:36From the garden, to the glass, this is Fiji Hospitality Reimagined.
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