Switzerland activity vacation, tailor made

Planet

Our Switzerland trip is based on public transportation – mainly the train. The good thing about this is that trains in Switzerland are mostly electric which makes them even less harmful to the environment. Beside trains there are plenty of walking tours included in the program. Walking is one of the most environmentally friendly ways of traveling, as well as cycling, which is also one of the options in this program.

Beside the fact that this ways of traveling are friendly to the environment they are also good way to get some exercise, which is very good for our health.
For both walking and cycling tours it’s important to stay hydrated. We advice our travelers to use glass water bottles, which can often be refilled hygienically.

In our office, and for our company operations, we aim to recycle as much as possible. We try to send all our papers via email or internet, in order to minimise the amount of paper we use.
We use energy–efficient light bulbs instead of regular bulbs. Turning the lights and other electrical equipment off is a must when you are not using them.

People

Social responsibility is perceived as a lasting commitment to work together with the environment in which we operate. Supporting and helping our environment is embedded in our long–term growth strategy.

We work with local partners in our destination and use local guides and drivers wherever possible and by this we hope to ensure a very warm welcome to our travelers. All of our employees know what is worth seeing and trying in Switzerland. We support locally-owned businesses and are always trying to find locally owned restaurants with local dishes and delicacies. We encourage our travelers to taste local flavors.

In Zermatt, there are a couple of great fondue restaurants. The village of Zermatt is car - free village and it contains of dark sun – burned wooden houses which helps the travelers feel the spirit of Switzerland.

We encourage community initiatives such as handmade crafts by buying locally produced souvenirs.