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The story behind Schloss Lerchenhof: How a courageous legacy led to the creation of a hotel with measurable sustainability practices

The story behind Schloss Lerchenhof: How a courageous legacy led to the creation of a hotel with measurable sustainability practices

Schloss Lerchenhof was built as a summer residence for an impending wedding that never took place. It is a story of love, fate, and a decision that broke with 19th-century social conventions. We were the first to learn the true history of Lerchenhof Castle and…

“Forget Pinterest!” – wedding planner Daniel Wolf, speaking about conscoius weddings at Hotel Klosterbräu

“Forget Pinterest!” – wedding planner Daniel Wolf, speaking about conscoius weddings at Hotel Klosterbräu

Emotions run high within the historic walls of the Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld, Tyrol. Here, where the thick stone walls tell stories, only two weddings take place per season—deliberately exclusive, emotional events. Since 2014, Daniel Wolf has helped couples plan their big day. With empathy,…

More Sustainably furnished: Hotels with handmade wooden furniture

More Sustainably furnished: Hotels with handmade wooden furniture

Do you enjoy soft travel and have a passion for design and wooden furniture? Then you’re just like me! Before I moved to the Middle East, two of my favorite pieces of furniture were a beautiful 19th-century wooden cabinet and a desk that was once…

Monastery hotels – Preservation of cultural heritage or pure business?

Monastery hotels – Preservation of cultural heritage or pure business?

The European monastic movement has come to an end. This may be regretted, but it cannot be denied. The question is – what will happen to the properties? Leaving them empty and dilapidated should not be an option. Interestingly, monastic hotels are considered one of…

Going Green – Sustainable teambuilding weekend at the SCHWARZWALD PANORAMA

Going Green – Sustainable teambuilding weekend at the SCHWARZWALD PANORAMA

Sustainability in companies and in your team… there is probably room for improvement. If you are planning a team-building weekend or thinking about how to make your work or product more sustainable, then read on!