Mango Tree Properities - Caribbean Property Investments
We are committed to conservation
Environmental awareness
Tourism in delicate micro-climates such as the Caribbean islands has been instrumental in preserving the natural resources and charms of those regions.
However, the level of tourism experienced in the Caribbean is not without consequence; flight traffic to the region is considerable and therefore a contributor to climate change. The travel, tourism & development industries at large therefore bear a responsibility toward environmental protection here.
Low impact developments
Developers in the Caribbean are, on the whole, conscious and sympathetic to this, although some shine above others. The Caribbean has a wealth of natural energy resources, from underground fresh-water springs, the constant trade winds, and – most obviously – lots and lots of sunshine, which can be harnessed to reduce the impact of a development and the ongoing energy consumption. We use the webinars technology to stage regular webinar sessions for property owners on eco-conscious use of energy resources.
Mango Tree Properties favours developers who make good use of such opportunities.
We promote eco tourism
Local community
International pressure on prices from supermarket conglomerates, cheap competition from Africa and South America, and soaring fuel costs have hit the traditional exports of the Caribbean – bananas and sugar – very hard indeed.
Consequently the island nations are more reliant on tourism as their principal source of income than ever before. Developers naturally aid this process by contributing to tourism traffic and local employment in both the construction and hotel & leisure sectors.
Ethical developments
However, some developers go beyond these automatic benefits, and provide additional contributions to the local communities such as educational programmes, financial aid to local schools and businesses, and sports academies for local young people.