Sustainability in Waldecker Land

What does sustainability mean in tourism?

Sustainable tourism describes a future-proof form of travel and experience. Many guests expect an intact environment at their destination. However, global changes, particularly climate change and dwindling resources, are making it increasingly difficult to preserve this environment.
The tourism industry, with all its stakeholders, must therefore have the primary goal of ensuring sustainable tourism that preserves nature and culture. Many people are aware of this fact, which is why sustainable tourism offerings are becoming increasingly popular. 

Key goals:

• Maintaining nature
• Improving social working conditions
• Less resource consumption
• High regional added value
• Low emissions

Our guide is divided into five subject areas: resource management, purchasing management, human resources management, mobility and communication.