Skiing without clutter: on the eco-friendly slopes of Slovenia's Julian Alps | Skiing holidays
The Vogel-Bohinj ski area lets nature do the talking; billboards and snow cannons are banned, and cable cars and car parks are tucked away in woods
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The Vogel-Bohinj ski area lets nature do the talking; billboards and snow cannons are banned, and cable cars and car parks are tucked away in woods
This week marked the end of a three-day event where representatives from 15 media outlets, owners of an exclusive NFT digital souvenir.
Slovenian tourism, presenting itself at the World Travel Market (WTM) London, emphasises the importance of inclusive and respectful tourism. According to Karmen Novarlič from the Slovenian Tourist Board (STB), Slovenia’s focus on sustainable operations has been recognised by the leading decision makers in the travel industry, who ranked the country among the 10 most sustainable and responsible destinations in the world.
The second day of WTM London saw a busy agenda of meetings, speed networking, high-level conferences, awards and press briefings. One of the highlights was the ministers’ summit, where tourism ministers pledged to work towards the sector's recovery.
A new hiking path through Slovenia’s Julian Alps offers the pleasures of lakes and valleys rather than high peaks. It’s a worthwhile trade off.