Sustainability

Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability
Sustainability

The Lugano region is an ideal destination for a sustainable holiday. Together with our partners, we are committed to enhancing the range of tourism offering and promoting the conscious development of sustainable tourism, aimed at fostering a positive interaction between the tourism industry, the local community, and our guests.

Travelling sustainably means respecting the environment, contributing to society and future generations, and supporting the local economy.

When staying in a hotel, youth hostel or campsite, take advantage of free public transport with the Ticino Ticket. You will also enjoy discounts on the Monte Brè, Monte Lema, Monte San Salvatore and Monte Tamaro lifts and funiculars, boat services and main tourist attractions.

The Lugano region offers a wide range of options for exploring the area, from public transport to to enchanting excursions in nature. If you’re a fan of two wheels, on the other hand, the region is a true paradise, discover it via the dedicated bike-sharing routes and the numerous road or mountain bike routes. 

Choose to stay in an accomodation that makes responsible choices – economically, socially and ecologically - with a view to both the present and the future.

Discover our partners certified with the Swisstainable label, as well as socially driven businesses and sustainability-certified lodgings.

Discover the certifications that demonstrate our commitment to the environment, the local area, and accessibility. Sustainability certifications.

Wine, cheese, honey, chestnuts and cordials are just some of the local, short-supply-chain products you can enjoy in the Lugano region.

Discover the aromas and flavours of local tradigion by visiting a market or savour delicious dishes in restaurants that proudly use regional ingredients. When shopping, support local producers and artisans by taking home an authentic souvenir from the region.