Congratulations to Hotel Chalet Mirabell in Hafling

We congratulate Hotel Chalet Mirabell on receiving the South Tyrol Sustainability Label Level 1.

Das 5-Sterne-Hotel in Hafling verbindet exklusiven Komfort mit einem bewussten Umgang mit Natur und Ressourcen. Eingebettet in die alpine Landschaft setzt das Haus auf nachhaltige Bauweise, regionale Materialien und energieeffiziente Lösungen.
Besonders hervorzuheben sind Maßnahmen wie die Nutzung erneuerbarer Energien, Regenwassermanagement sowie der Einsatz heimischer Hölzer und lokaler Produkte. Auch kleine Details – von plastikfreien Produkten bis hin zur Förderung sanfter Mobilität – zeigen, wie Nachhaltigkeit im Alltag gelebt wird.
Das Nachhaltigkeitslabel Südtirol Level 1 würdigt diesen Weg und bildet gleichzeitig die Grundlage für eine kontinuierliche Weiterentwicklung in Richtung noch umfassenderer Nachhaltigkeit.
Wir freuen uns über dieses Engagement und gratulieren herzlich zu dieser Auszeichnung!
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7/8/2025

A man of action – an obituary for Otto Gurschler

A hiking trail pioneer, the landlord of the Kesselberg Hut and a founding member of the Merano 2000 ski school, on 24th February 2024 and surrounded by his family, Otto Gurschler passed away in his 90th year. He leaves behind a large hole, but also much to remember him by.

2/28/2025

The Tschögglberg makes itself fit for the future

3 committed tourism associations, 1 shared vision - this is the Tschögglberg tourism region, which was awarded GSTC certification and the South Tyrol Level 3 sustainability label in February 2025. Within just under a year, the tourism associations of Hafling-Vöran-Meran 2000, Mölten and Jenesien developed various measures and projects to turn the Tschögglberg into a sustainable tourism destination. They were supported by the technical expertise of the Ökoinstitut Südtirol | Alto Adige.

11/2/2023

Sauna for beginners - but not only

When the days get shorter and you feel like pulling your cap over your ears all day, it's sauna time. After a mountain hike or an extensive day of skiing, the sauna is the icing on the cake. In our latitudes in South Tyrol, saunas are most common in winter, but there is nothing to be said against using them all year round! Regularity is the only way the body can really benefit from it. However, if you are going to the sauna for the first time, there are a few things you should know in advance. With our ultimate sauna tips, nothing will stand in the way of a successful and relaxing sauna visit!