Green tourism

Mondoeco is the easy web-guide for green tourism where you can find sites to visit or stay (rural tourism, bed and breakfast, guest-house, inns, agriturismo), and sites of gastro-tourism (sites to experience the natural food and wine of a region. green catering). We aim to list sites on territorial basis, in terms of development integrated with local nature and culture. Sites to visit or stay registered with mondoeco are devoted to sustainability themes, and standard ecofriendly measures are daily applied in them.

From the above map, mondoeco sites are displayed as moka-icons. Standard sites are displayed with a violet or orange-ring: at least, two green-features are applied in them. Very-eco sites are showed with an green-ring: at least, 4 green-features are applied in them.

	mondoeco standard gastro-tourism site
	mondoeco standard site to visit or stay
	Very-eco site

Find your best place to visit from the above map, in one click! 

You may also narrow your research for sites of interest using the filters from the right edge of the map, or from dedicated a list of sites from mondoeco.

Following, you will also find a short overview of news on sustainable initiatives around the world that aims to enhance a major green tourism development, included news on applied green technologies for sustainable development.

News from Mondoeco

The Red Railways light up the Jungfrau

Gerry Hofstetter creates memorable moments to commemorate the Jungfrau Railway centenary. The light artist, who has already illuminated buildings, monuments, landscapes and mountains throughout the world, performs his magic by temporarily transforming the Jungfrau into a work of art. In the first...

jan 02, 2012 / Read more »

TOURISM EXPERIENCES IN RURAL LANDSCAPE

Next 14th December in Mora d'Ebre (Catalonia, Spain) SOLC network will organise together with the Institute of Development of Comarques de l'Ebre (IDECE) a one-day event to share best practices on tourism experiences in rural landscape.

dec 12, 2011 / Read more »

Baščaršija, Sarajevo

Baščaršija represents the best example of a typical Ottman bazaar with the quality of a museum, an exception to the modernizing tendency which characterized most of the town planning in Balkan town after the Second World War. Baščaršija has also been able to survive...

nov 25, 2011 / Read more »

Steppe landscape in Tunisia

Steppe landscapes, broken by Eucalyptus trees and numerous groves of olive trees and date palms, extend from the coast to Medenine, famous for its ghorfas (17th century vaulted rooms for storing grain), and Tataouine. This area features many Berber villages with some of North Africa’s best...

nov 17, 2011 / Read more »