Sustainability

Real Sustainability in the Dolomite Region of the 3 Peaks

In a world where sustainable action and environmental awareness are gaining increasing importance, the Dolomite Region of the Three Peaks sends a strong signal. With the GSTC (Global Sustainable Tourism Council) certification, we ensure that the region operates responsibly and with a forward-looking approach in all areas of tourism. This internationally recognized certification confirms our commitment to the responsible use of natural resources, the preservation of our alpine cultural landscape, and the promotion of the local community. It is a promise to maintain the balance between a rejuvenating vacation experience and the protection of our unique nature—today and for future generations.

The GSTC certification is based on four fundamental pillars of sustainability:

Sustainable Destination Management:
Through targeted strategies and transparent processes, we ensure that all activities in the region align with our sustainability goals and that tourism development is managed responsibly in the long term.

Socioeconomic Sustainability:
We promote the local economy by creating jobs, strengthening regional supply chains, and ensuring fair working conditions. This way, the added value of tourism remains in the hands of the local people.

Cultural Sustainability:
The rich cultural identity and traditions of the Dolomite Region of the 3 Peaks are actively preserved and promoted. Our guests experience an authentic local culture that is not artificially constructed but lived and sustainably passed on.

Ecological Sustainability:
The protection of the unique alpine flora and fauna is a particular priority. Through responsible resource use, the employment of eco-friendly technologies, and measures to minimize our ecological footprint, we ensure that our beautiful nature is preserved for future generations.

With these measures, the Dolomite Region of the 3 Peaks creates a completely sustainable stay experience, respecting the balance between relaxation, culture, and nature, and serving as a model for other destinations.

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