Sustainability

Water is of central importance for Scuol and the surrounding area. The holiday region wants to be a pioneer in the topic, preserve historical sites and make water an experience for everyone.

Mountaineering villages are small, quiet places that have dedicated themselves to gentle tourism. The careful treatment of the mountain environment, but also the strengthening of regional value creation is one of the most important goals of the initiative.

The TESSVM was one of the first destinations to join the «Cause We Care» initiative of the myclimate foundation, which enables guests to enjoy climate-neutral holidays while implementing measures on site.

The project aims to innovatively link tourism and health services in order to provide holiday guests with new offers in the «health tourism» segment.

As a health region, we are committed to making barrier-free holidays possible for people with disabilities. To this end, the TESSVM became a partner of Pro Infirmis and is a pilot destination for the ginto app.

The National Park Bike Marathon leads around the Swiss National Park. The marathon has been climate-neutral since 2013. Every year there are further measures in favour of sustainability.

Together with myclimate, the myclimate Audio Adventure Scuol was realised – an experience for all ages. Guests learn interesting facts about the climate, water and local history.

With the Luggage Special, guests' luggage is collected from their homes and transported directly to their accommodation. This makes travelling by public transport more pleasant.

Experts identify as many species as possible during 24 hours and map their results in the process. This is an opportunity to learn more about a selected region and its nature.

In the destination Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair there are around 25 theme trails. The aim of the themed trails is to teach you about nature and culture in the simplest and most playful way possible.

Together with the TESSVM, the WWF organises NaturAktiv Days in the Lower Engadin. Employees of large companies make an active contribution to the conservation of biodiversity in the Lower Engadin.

With the «tualetta publica», hotels and restaurants make their toilets available to the public and are paid for by the municipality, which means that no new infrastructure is needed.