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Make an impact: social engagement at Green Pearls® accommodation

Make an impact: social engagement at Green Pearls® accommodation

Do you enjoy traveling? If so, you are among the privileged 20 to 30 percent of the world’s population who can afford vacations abroad. We believe this privilege comes with the responsibility to make socially conscious, fair, and informed decisions and take appropriate actions.

“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…

Ice bathing & the cold – a natural power for body and mind

Ice bathing & the cold – a natural power for body and mind

Before you brave the cold, it’s worth taking a moment to look back. Ice bathing is much more than a modern trend. In fact, people all over the world have been harnessing the power of cold water for thousands of years.

Astro Travel 2026 – Your sustainable inspired vacation under the stars

Astro Travel 2026 – Your sustainable inspired vacation under the stars

There are moments that only the night can offer. When the sun goes down, the air cools, and the sky fills with twinkling stars, a special magic unfolds that makes you forget everyday life. This is where Astro Travel begins: Sustainable journeys where you consciously…

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.