The Mátra Tour Center has received platinum and the Berzi Estate has received silver certification in the Good Travel Seal system.
Two defining accommodations in northern Hungary, the Mátra Hiking Center operating in Parádsasvár and the Berzi Estate located in Mád also won the Good Travel Seal sustainability certificate, which serves as a globally recognized certification system in the field of tourism. Awarded service providers will now Featured on Booking.com sustainable offers, as well as the presenting sustainable destinations www.i-dest.com also on the website.
A Mátra Hiking Center – which Greg Litkai, the director of the Duma Theatre and sustainability ambassador – platinum level certification This is the highest category, which can only be earned by accommodations that demonstrate exemplary environmental and social responsibility. The tour center is an excellent example of how active tourism and close-to-nature experiences can be combined with environmentally conscious operations.
A Berzi Estate, which is a World Heritage Site Tokaj Historical Wine Region in his heart, Madon is located, silver grade The estate demonstrates its commitment to sustainability not only in its daily operations, but also in its relationship with the local community. Summer 2024 Management of Berzi Estates launched a joint pilot project with Innotime Hungary Kft., which is a professional supporter of sustainable tourism. The aim of the initiative is to demonstrate through practical examples, how to communicate sustainability measures effectively and in a clear manner towards the population of the region and the guests arriving here.
A Good Travel Seal The award evaluates tourism service providers based on a comprehensive set of criteria – from reducing environmental impacts to social responsibility to economic sustainability. The awarded accommodations not only met these expectations, but also took an active role in shape the guests' perspective and set a positive example for the industry.
The Mátra and Tokaj region is thus positioning itself increasingly strongly on the map of sustainable tourism, not only in terms of its natural and cultural values, but also in terms of its responsible mindset.
