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Responsible holidays: together for a better future

On our way for our holiday region

Here, thanks to the different altitudes over which Jenesien and its hamlets extend, nature shows its diverse side: Numerous animal and plant species have their home here. Crisp fruit, fresh vegetables, nutritious chestnuts and delicious grapes thrive here. And on the lush green pastures, our cows graze to their heart’s content and produce delicious milk. Our local restaurants and shops make the most of this, too: as many of the products and dishes on offer as possible come from the surrounding area. 
 
Take a step further
Of course, much more is needed to preserve the unique geography, geology and landscapes of our area. For this reason, we – the three tourism associations on the Tschögglberg high plateau (Jenesien, Mölten and Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000) – have decided to make sustainability a key part of our strategy. An important step on this path is our certification as a sustainable destination according to the criteria of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) by the accredited certifying body for GSTC certification, Vireo (GSTC Code: GSTC DVR250101, issue date 11/02/2025, expiry date 10/02/2028).  
 
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Climate protection in the municipality of Jenesien
In November 2018, Jenesien was also awarded the "Climate Municipality Silver" certification and the "European Energy Award". Five years later, the Silver certification was successfully renewed. Further information on this can be found on the municipal website linked below.
 
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Fill your reusable bottle - avoid waste

Our drinking fountains with tap water from the Tschögglberg high plateau

Energy recharge for your e-bike

Our charging stations in Afing and Jenesien

Energy recharge for your e-car

Our charging stations in Jenesien

Even more reading materials

Further useful information on the topic

Be considerate
Notes for harmonious coexistence of humans, animals, and nature.
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Respect animals
Code of conduct on the alpine pasture — where we are guests.
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NEW: Hiking bus line 158!

Travel comfortably to Nobls and Glaning without a car - with the new hiking bus!

Exclusively in September and October, easily take the bus for hiking, dining, and Törggelen:
every Wednesday to Sunday, every two hours - and from Bolzano even with an hourly connection!

Information and tips available for download here!