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Sustainable fall getaways for families with kids – 9 green accommodations for nature, relaxation, and family time

Sustainable fall getaways for families with kids – 9 green accommodations for nature, relaxation, and family time

From school to friends to clubs to smartphones — many kids have busy schedules. That’s why autumn break is the perfect time to enjoy some family time! In this article, we’ve compiled suggestions for how and where to spend a sustainable fall vacation with children.…

A sustainable horseback vacation: how it works and things you should keep in mind

A sustainable horseback vacation: how it works and things you should keep in mind

Whether it’s a trail ride in Iceland or galloping on a tropical beach, riders can hardly think of a vacation without horses. It is something special to explore a landscape by horseback. You’re on different trails, and you literally see the world from a new…

Discover historical treasures on vacation | Part 3: Castles, Monasteries, and World Travel in the Middle Ages

Discover historical treasures on vacation | Part 3: Castles, Monasteries, and World Travel in the Middle Ages

A castle sits high on a cliff, enthroned above a medieval old town nestled in the valley below. Those who travel sustainably often find themselves in places steeped in history—and sometimes even stay in one of them. Join us for the next leg of our…

A sustainable coolcation in the mountains: travel tips and eco-friendly hotels

A sustainable coolcation in the mountains: travel tips and eco-friendly hotels

With heatwaves in Germany and temperatures reaching 50 degrees in Sicily, not to mention the first heat-related deaths in Turkey, it’s no surprise that ‘coolcation’ is the summer buzzword of 2025 once again. But what does it mean? And does it really have to be…

Discover Historical Treasures on Vacation | Part 2: Traveling like the Romans

Discover Historical Treasures on Vacation | Part 2: Traveling like the Romans

The Romans traveled far and wide — as soldiers, traders, craftsmen, and politicians. They traveled across half of Europe on roads that were sometimes well fortified and sometimes less so. There, they founded cities, bathed in hot springs, and enjoyed life surrounded by impressive architecture.…