Zell am See-Kaprun on the way to the environmental label: a step towards sustainability

Zell am See-Kaprun on the way to the environmental label: a step towards sustainability

The Zell region Zell am See-Kaprun takes an important step towards ecological responsibility by embarking on the certification process for the Austrian environmental label. This environmental label is considered the best known in the industry and stands for clear, transparent and independent criteria that should change the tourism sector sustainably. The tourism association Zell am See-Kaprun (TVB) is the initiator of this exciting development and thus follows the comprehensive national tourism strategy Plan T and the seven-year tourism strategy Salzburg 2030.

A central goal of this initiative is to promote sustainable mobility in the region. The region has established itself as a model location for climate and energy efficiency in the past three years. The mountain railways take responsibility. Particularly noteworthy should be emphasized by Schmittenhoebahn AG, which is the only mountain railway in Europe according to the EMAS criteria. The Glacier Railways Kaprun AG also express its commitment to environmental protection and energy efficiency.

sustainability in focus

Those responsible explain that the desired certification will lay the foundation for numerous further measures. The aim is to significantly shape the region's comprehensive development process. A holistic approach is pursued to ensure that ecological responsibility, economic success and social justice are in a harmonious balance. This is more than just a keyword - it is a promise to the residents and visitors of this beautiful region.

The efforts to sustainability are not only limited to the environment, but also extend to the culture and lifestyle of the region. By underlining her green initiatives, Zell am See-Kaprun is positioned as a pioneer in the area of sustainable tourism. Future visitors can therefore look forward to an environmentally conscious experience that focuses on respect for nature and community.

The decision to participate in this certification process refers to the importance of change and the need to act responsibly in tourist offers. A step that could not only be trend -setting for the region itself, but also for the entire tourism sector in Austria. The process is eagerly awaited and progress will certainly be observed to see how the region will develop.

The background of these efforts are clear: the Zell region on the See-Kaprun region wants to set signs and create a model for sustainable tourism. It remains to be seen what the implementation of these concepts looks like in practice and how this will affect the tourist offers. More information and details on the current developments can be found in an article on www.meinbezirk.at .