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“Sustainability is common sense and good business.” An interview with STURM’s next generation

“Sustainability is common sense and good business.” An interview with STURM’s next generation

Sustainably managed hotels embody a particular mindset. This raises an interesting question when such hotels are handed over to the next generation: How does the younger generation view sustainable hospitality? For the Green Travel Blog, we spoke with Xaver Schulze Diekhoff (25), from the STURM…

Solo with a child: More sustainable and conscious travel

Solo with a child: More sustainable and conscious travel

Are you planning a vacation—just you and your child? And would you like to collect beautiful memories while teaching and exemplifying sustainability? If so, you’re not alone. Experts agree: traveling alone with your child not only possible, but also incredibly enriching for both of you.…

Snack Gardens: Hotels with experience-driven garden concepts and a focus on responsible practices

Snack Gardens: Hotels with experience-driven garden concepts and a focus on responsible practices

A snack garden is exactly what the name suggests—you can and should help yourself! Pick berries from the bushes, eat an apple straight from the tree, and rub a few herbs between your fingers. Everything that grows here is edible, fragrant, and ready to be…

The Black Forest: Fairytale forest, myth, and more sustainable travel

The Black Forest: Fairytale forest, myth, and more sustainable travel

Did you know that the Black Forest was once completely deforested? Or that many mistakes were made during the first large-scale reforestation program, the consequences of which are still visible today? Fortunately, a change in thinking occurred in time. Today, parts of the Black Forest are…

The best sustainable lodging for your next multigenerational travel

The best sustainable lodging for your next multigenerational travel

Grandma is coming! When I was a kid, I always loved it when she came along on a trip. And my parents always had a babysitter on hand when they wanted to do something without us. Now, my brother and I organize our own multigenerational…