Local and seasonal food, traditions, travelling sustainably through South Tyrol – at südtirol privat, protecting the planet is a matter close to our hearts.
The busy bees and beekeepers in South Tyrol
Did you know that there are around 3,000 beekeepers in South Tyrol? They look after the survival of bees in South Tyrol with great care and passion. And in doing so, they also make a major contribution to the preservation of our environment, because as we know, life is not possible without bees. On
20 May, we want to celebrate the hard-working bees in our region, as this is when the
United Nations celebrates World Bee Day!
And how does südtirol privat safeguard the future?
Every contribution helps preserve our planet, no matter how small it may seem. At südtirol privat, for example, we do without bathing slippers for our member companies and
thus save on raw materials. We also avoid excessive paper consumption by making the important information for your holiday available
online and reducing printed products as much as possible.
Local, seasonal ingredients are served for breakfast, giving you a delicious taste of South Tyrol – crunchy apples and grapes, oven-fresh baked goods, South Tyrolean dairy products, and much more await you.
Sustainable every step of the way ...
Those who travel green are already making a major contribution to a greener future. The bus and train network in South Tyrol is so well developed that you can reach almost every corner comfortably and environmentally friendly by
public transport. You can also get to the starting points of your excursions car-free thanks to the wide range of public transport options – so you can safely leave your vehicle at the car parking.
... far beyond nature.
After all, preserving local
traditions and cultural customs is also part of sustainability. That’s why your private landlords will be happy to tell you everything you want to know about South Tyrolean festivals, traditions, and public holidays.
So, enjoy your holiday with südtirol privat and give your personal contribution to the protection of South Tyrol’s nature!
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