Green Claims and Accommodation Providers: How to Communicate Environmental Practices Under the New EU Rules

A practical guide for accommodation providers: what is changing, which words to use and how to communicate your property’s environmental practices Have you installed solar panels, chosen organic products for breakfast, started collecting rainwater or eliminated single-use plastic? These are all choices worth sharing with your guests. But how can you communicate them correctly? Can […]

For some guests, a comfortable stay begins long before they reach their room. Step-free entrances, accessible bathrooms, clear information and well-designed navigation all influence how easily people can move around an accommodation facility. These details matter to wheelchair users, older travellers, people with visual or hearing impairments, and guests with temporary mobility limitations. Accessibility is […]

Garages, sheds and apartment basements in many countries hold an enormous number of bicycles that still roll perfectly well and simply stopped getting used. Some belonged to a teenager who moved away, others were bought for a fitness plan that faded after one summer, and plenty were parked the day a hill on the commute […]

Just a few kilometres from Turin, at the entrance to the Susa Valley, Avigliana is a destination that combines lakeside landscapes, medieval history and nature trails. Its territory is characterised by two glacial lakes, a historic centre rich in architectural heritage and a nature park that protects valuable habitats and biodiversity. Here, you can spend […]

Nel cuore dell’Erzegovina, Mostar è una città attraversata da incontri e contrasti. Qui le tracce dell’epoca ottomana si intrecciano con l’architettura austro-ungarica, le tradizioni balcaniche e le testimonianze di una storia contemporanea ancora molto presente. Connecting the two banks of the Neretva is Stari Most, the famous Old Bridge, which has become a symbol of the city and its ability […]

should be an opportunity accessible to everyone, without physical, financial or informational barriers. Tourism can become a valuable resource for local areas, support local economies and contribute to environmental protection. For this to happen, however, we need to focus not only on travellers, but also on the people who live in the places we visit. […]

Streetlights that point downward can reveal the Milky Way while using less energy and disturbing fewer animals. This simple change shows why dark-sky communities offer more than better stargazing. By reducing unnecessary artificial light, these destinations protect nocturnal ecosystems, improve residents’ well-being, and create quieter forms of tourism. Visitors gain memorable night-sky experiences without placing […]

Queensland is one of Australia’s top destinations for responsible and sustainable travel and is one of those places that makes you stop and think: how is all of this real? Ancient rainforests, the world’s largest coral reef, volcanic hinterlands, and wildlife you won’t find anywhere else on Earth — all in one Australian state. But Queensland is not […]

Have you ever stopped along a woodland trail to admire a wildflower, wondered what tree was growing beside a mountain path, or spotted an unfamiliar plant during a walk in the countryside? Learning to recognise the plants around us can make a trip into nature even more rewarding. A simple walk becomes an opportunity to […]

How often have we given up on repairing a household appliance or an electronic device because the repair was too expensive, spare parts were unavailable, or we couldn’t find a technician? The European Union wants to change this. Under the new Right to Repair rules, repairing products is set to become easier and more affordable, […]