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Harvesting their own produce –  hotels with their own farms promoting sustainable measures

Harvesting their own produce – hotels with their own farms promoting sustainable measures

Sustainable hotels with their own farms do more than use their consumer influence by buying regionally and choosing organic products. They also set the tone for production by having gardens, fields, and farms right on site. In this post, we present accommodations that allow you…

Winter hiking: gentle, sustainable – and safe?

Winter hiking: gentle, sustainable – and safe?

Winter hiking is one of the most authentic ways to experience nature. It slows you down, encourages mindfulness, and is environmentally friendly. However, winter hiking is not quite as easy as a summer hike. Snow, ice, cold temperatures, and short days require some preparation. That’s…

The Green Travel Calendar 2026: 12 months to travel countercyclically and even more sustainable

The Green Travel Calendar 2026: 12 months to travel countercyclically and even more sustainable

The year has just started, and we are happy to present our travel calendar for 2026: suggesting twelve inspiring destinations that make for a perfect holiday experience – no matter when you travel. 

“Unspoiled nature is our biggest selling point” – Interview with host Marco Spiss regarding tourism in the Tyrolean Oberland region

“Unspoiled nature is our biggest selling point” – Interview with host Marco Spiss regarding tourism in the Tyrolean Oberland region

Alpine tourism is booming. In 2025, Austria once again set a new record for the number of visitors. However, when many people go on vacation, the environment and local communities quickly reach their limits. Marco Spiss, the owner and host of the sustainable Summit Lodges…

Festive hotel stays with a focus on sustainability – 9 offers from our Green Pearls®

Festive hotel stays with a focus on sustainability – 9 offers from our Green Pearls®

Does Christmas have to be at home every year? With all the cooking, cleaning up, and holiday stress? Nowadays, many people are consciously choosing not to host Christmas and prefer to celebrate in a cozy, sustainable hotel instead.