Albanian Alps walking holiday

Planet

In our environment we reduce internal flights, and a part of customer fees goes into projects that recover more plants in natural habitats and preserving architecture under risk. We aim every year to plant more trees in natural environments that are needed and reduce carbon emission during trips. Our restaurants have incentive to recycle waste and we make an extra contribution to save endangered species such as Balkan lynx. We aim to become the most environmentally sensitive tour operator in the region and our tour guides are experts into advising to further reduce the risk of pollution. We are serious into our commitment of planting more trees and actively reducing the total carbon emissions during trips. Furthermore, travelers have suggestions how to reduce water consumption in their destinations and reduce single use plastics local food and waste management. Some of accommodations we choose may have the option for renewable energy like solar panels.

People

In our journey we select the best sustainable accommodations that employ local people. So is the choice of our restaurants – they provide local food and options also for vegans. The choice of accommodation in the alps is that of small guest houses that tourists can try the taste of local stay and we consider businesses that recycle waste and are owned by women. Throughout the stay, travelers can shop in local markets which also adds to the community we travel. We regularly donate to communities to plant trees in areas vulnerable to fires or environmental disasters. Furthermore, in our selection of destinations we maximize the selection of crafts markets and local products or food such that every traveler has good variety of choice of local culture. In Alps travelers have choices to visit local restaurants and try local dairy products. Many tour guides are recruited and trained from communities and they are an added value with their expertise on travel.