National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 3月6日 05時45分

Live from ITB Berlin - we've just announced the winners of the 2015 World Legacy Awards! The winners are all making waves in sustainable tourism. Here's number 4 of our 5 winners:

Above is an image from the winner of our Sense of Place category. Embracing authenticity can sometimes make for unexpected pairings. Take Fort Baker, a military base overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge that helped defend San Francisco for more than a century before being deeded to the National Park Service in 2002. When Mike Freed, a Marin County resident who had admired the woodwork characterizing the fort’s colonial revivalist structures, learned that the Park Service was considering the development of a conference center on the site, he, along with some friends, offered to restore the decaying army barracks and adjoining ten-acre parade ground by turning it into a lodge—and in the process preserving a noteworthy California landmark. Today, Cavallo Point invites travelers to stay in meticulously renovated LEED-certified buildings that have garnered top architectural honors from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
To see the rest of the winners, visit http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/world-legacy-awards/

Photograph by Kodiak Greenwood @itbberlin @awtravel @ecuadortravel #itbberlin #worldlegacyawards

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