Travel
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Who knows when, but the pandemic will be over within the next few years, and, fingers crossed, even earlier. So if you're a keen traveller you could start planning that trip in your mind to help you cope with present restrictions. And when the world does open up again, tourism needs to be much more sustainable.
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Grupo Fedola (GF) Hotels is the first hotel chain in Europe and third in the world to obtain the ISO 21401: 2019 certificate for meeting the environmental, social and economic requirements of this leading sustainability management system.
 When global travel does open up again let’s all do our bit to lessen the impact of our wanderlust on the environment, says German sustainable travel experts Green Pearls |
 Trentino has been working hard to ensure it meets strict sustainability standards for visitors |
 If you prefer warm rather than boiling hot weather, early autumn is a good month to take a break - and hopefully the covid crisis will be under control by then. And if you want an eco holiday, then a tree house is perfect. Especially if it's in the South of France and has a natural pool to swim in
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Who knows when, but the pandemic will be over within the next few years, and, fingers crossed, even earlier. So if you're a keen traveller you could start planning that trip in your mind to help you cope with present restrictions. And when the world does open up again, tourism needs to be much more sustainable. |
 This house in southern Tuscany has been refurbished using reclaimed, recycled, upcycled materials, with plenty of antiques and vintage finds for charming, restful interiors |
 This cathedral made from trees is open in the city of Lodi, south east of Milan. It's a homage to its architect, the late Giuliano Mauri, and a place for all to enjoy the wonder of nature |
 Cornwall's coolest furniture maker has worked on one of the county's most popular beach hotels |
 Autumn's a great time of year to head to one of Cornwall's most charming towns |
 Germany's Green Pearls travel company has been looking at how nature has bounced back during the covid-19 pandemic |
