EarthHour 2019

From 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 30th, 2019, the world will come together to shine a light on the need for climate action by going dark for Earth Hour, a global effort to bring awareness to the threat of climate change.
Celebrating Earth Hour aligns with Marriott International’s sustainability & social impact philosophy.
Join us for a 20 minute night walk, as we celebrate Earth Hour. Departing from our Pool Bar followed by some light refreshments on Koeglberg Terrace.
Alternatively enjoy a romantic candle-lit dinner in Jamani during this time.
In addition to Marriott International’s Earth Hour contribution to WWF, guests are welcome donate their Marriott Bonvoy Rewards points at any time to several environmental and socially-minded organizations that support our Serve 360 platform by visiting https://giving.marriottrewards.com/

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