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Hello,
Today we invite you on a journey of discovery to greater sustainability, greater enjoyment, and a more authentic experience. Sustainability is a trend that is being embraced with passion in Germany. More and more accommodation providers are becoming aware of their ecological responsibility, cities and regions are developing creative, sustainable vacation ideas and Deutsche Bahn is leading the way with 100 percent green electricity for long-distance travel. Discover Germany's green travel attractions!

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New Destination Germany Resource Guide
The GNTO is pleased to announce the new Destination Germany Resource Guide, a great resource for travel agents.
Germany is focusing on sustainability with its campaign "Feel Good', and you will discover helpful tools, useful facts and noteworthy articles in this guide, so you can advise your clients on new trends in Germany.
You can find the guide in Travel Weekly, Travel Age West, or on the GNTO website.
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Sustainability in Germany
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10 tips for your sustainable vacation
With its rich blend of conservation, innovation and an international outlook, Germany is the best destination to provide visitors with exceptional, environmentally friendly and resource-conserving vacation experiences. Discover 10 tips on how to enjoy your vacation in Germany in a sustainable way.
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Traveling through Europe with the rail app
Download and go: to celebrate its 50th birthday, the Interrail Pass has been radically revamped and now comes as a paperless travel app for maximum flexibility. Buying your ticket online is quick, and when you're on the road, the Rail Planner app is readily available for trip planning and ticket checks. Up to 33 countries in Europe can be discovered in an eco-friendly way using the pass, and travelers can spend anywhere between three days and three months on the road.
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Sustainability pays
Even though Germans are said to have a penchant for perfection, we know sustainability is not about being perfect, but more about just making a start. Look for what brings you joy, spend your next shopping trip exploring vintage stores. Enjoy regional and seasonal cuisine. Take time to explore off the beaten path. Just get started and you'll see: it's worth it!
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Exceptionally sustainable
Floating in a tent above the Saarschleife at night, taking an eco-friendly trip around the world in a single day in Bremerhaven, or letting spruce-tip ice cream melt in your mouth: a sustainable vacation will provide you with many new and inspiring experiences. Take a deep breath at the sight of the treetops at eye level, feel infinity as you gaze up at the starry sky, pondering the essence of time as you experience age-old traditions. Sustainability is fun!
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