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OnTour starts from the premise that a well-developed and recognizable sustainable tourism sector has concrete benefits for the local community, its culture, the environment and the climate - the whole territory. But how do we define sustainable tourism? And how can we recognise the operators and the private actors who give value to sustainability?
The aim of the OnTour project is to give more visibility to the small and medium enterprises that have embraced these principles. For this reason, OnTour wants to design an online tool which allows the small and medium enterprises of the sustainable tourism sector to easily choose the sustainable tourism labels which best suit their activity.
The aim of the OnTour project is to give more visibility to the small and medium enterprises that have embraced these principles. For this reason, OnTour wants to design an online tool which allows the small and medium enterprises of the sustainable tourism sector to easily choose the sustainable tourism labels which best suit their activity.
Sustainability in Tourism
Towards an increased user friendliness of the tool
Summer tourism reinterpreted
Sustainability in Tourism
Klar! Pongau
Importance of sustainability labels and public transport for the design of services.
On 9th of March 2020, the Pongau Regional Association, project partner of OnTour, together with the "Salzburger Land Tourism" and the "umwelt service salzburg" will organise an ...
Towards an increased user friendliness of the tool
Certifind carries on its mission in helping tourism providers find a sustainable certification for their business. Some fine-tuning to make the platform as user-friendly as possible will be implemented soon, for example we will be linking the certification criteria for each label...
Summer tourism reinterpreted
The last of a long series of workshops on sustainability took place in Bischofshofen on 20 August 2019. In the past months some crucial topics were discussed, such as water & rain, regionalism & sustainability, and sustainable mobility. Finally, this set of workshops ende...