Organização de eventos

Green Tourism:
Green tourism is a form of sustainable, rural tourism ( providing natural and cultural ressources, traditions products all in line with the local identity), but with a sounder aim to respect and preserve the natural resources and adapted to fit the context of northern, fragile landscapes. The main aim is to find a way of using and appreciating these areas of natural beauty without damaging them.

Objective:
Green tourism offers respectful holydays and activities wich respect the well-preserved areas.

This means:

* No waste of energy ( electricity, raw materials) and if possible, use of bio energy and other renewable energy forms <8 hydro-electricity, wind power, biomass fuel, sun power, etc) * Information about the history and culture of the area * Willingness to be accessible to people but avoiding too large a number of visitors. * Offering a iscovery of the surroundings preserving the natural of water, if possible in an ecological way * Preservation of the animal and vegetal species ( seeing the rules of nature are respected, explaining about the local fauna and flora, about the ecosystems) * Integration of the buildings in the landscape. * Use of pathways to limit trampling * Informing about the damage of the environment

Take part in the image of the area (valuation of the traditional villages and buildings)
Rehabilition of old structres fo new unctions, marketing traditional, even

Responsible travel to natural areas, that conserves the environmental and improves the well- being of local people

Pro Poor Tourism - Definition

Pro Poor tourism is set up in developing countries as a means to improve the local economy for local people. It enhances the linkages between tourism businesses and poor people, so that poverty is reduced and poor people are able to participate more effectively in tourism development