Congratulations to the Hotel and restaurant Waldbichl in Vöran

Congratulations to the Hotel and restaurant Waldbichl in Vöran

The Hotel and restaurant Waldbichl in Vöran has been awarded the South Tyrol Sustainability Label – Level 2. Particularly pleasing: the business has successfully advanced from Level 1 to Level 2.

This award highlights the team’s strong commitment to responsible and forward-looking practices. With the measures already implemented, the Hotel and restaurant Waldbichl demonstrates impressively how sustainability can be integrated step by step into daily operations – far beyond legal requirements.
This success not only strengthens the business itself but also sends an important signal for our entire region: lived sustainability increases competitiveness and encourages other businesses to follow the same path.
Warm congratulations and best wishes to the entire team for continued success.
More informations: Hotel Waldbichl

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