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Sustainable Wellness Hotels in Germany (Part 2: Southern Germany)

Sustainable Wellness Hotels in Germany (Part 2: Southern Germany)

After writing about beautiful and sustainable wellness hotels in Northern and Central Germany in last week’s first part, we now turn our attention to Southern Germany. In case you didn’t know, Southern Germany is one of the most famous wellness destinations in Europe. This is…

The most beautiful wellness hotels in Germany (Part 1: Northern and Central Germany)

The most beautiful wellness hotels in Germany (Part 1: Northern and Central Germany)

Do you want to take a break and do something good for yourself? Leave everything behind – and get back to yourself? Then a (long) wellness weekend is probably the right thing for you! We would like to present you a selection of the most…

How to travel the top destinations in Europe 2023 sustainably

How to travel the top destinations in Europe 2023 sustainably

Summer vacation already booked? If you’ve chosen the Mediterranean, you’re right on trend for the top destinations in Europe 2023. If you’re also looking for “relaxation and leisure activities,” congratulations: your trend awareness apparently knows no bounds 😀 The summer trends for traveling in Europe…

Do you still need meat or are you already traveling vegan-vegetarian?

Do you still need meat or are you already traveling vegan-vegetarian?

If you’re concerned about sustainability, you’ve probably thought about what you eat. The enormous consumption of meat and the resulting factory farming and huge demand for animal feed has reached such proportions that everyone should reconsider their diet. A vegan-vegetarian lifestyle seems almost without alternatives.…

Smoking in hotels – What is allowed where?

Smoking in hotels – What is allowed where?

It has been about 15 years since smoking was banned in restaurants, hotels and public buildings in the USA and Europe. Initially, hoteliers felt that they would be seen as poor hosts if they restricted the “personal freedom” of their guests. However, this is no…