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Understand the social and ecological effects your behavior can have while traveling.
It is not only the responsibility of accommodations to care about the environment. As a traveler, you also have a considerable influence on the consequences of your holidays.
ChargeHolidays brings together initiatives that make sustainable travel practical: education, accessibility, low-waste routines, airplane-free ideas, and simple guidelines for protecting nature.
Understand the social and ecological effects your behavior can have while traveling.
Use open maps, learning modules, and local initiatives to make a direct contribution.
Pass on knowledge, observations, and better routines to the people traveling with you.

Become a sustainable travel detective.
Travelucation is a program that encourages travelers to adopt sustainable travel habits from an early age. The booklet and simulation package offer practical, hands-on materials suitable for families, schools, and organizations.
These booklets are freely distributed by accommodations, tourist information centers, and town halls, inviting individuals to participate in an enjoyable scavenger hunt. Discover more about how this initiative raises awareness and improves understanding of sustainable travel.

Help improve the visibility of accessible places and contribute to social sustainability.
Anyone can find and add public places to the map and rate them according to a simple traffic light system. Wheelmap.org helps people using wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, or heavy luggage plan their days more easily.
There are almost 600,000 cafés, libraries, swimming pools, and many other public places on the map. About 300 new places are added on a daily basis.

Use fewer airplanes and rediscover the joy of slow travel.
Terran e.V. provides helpful hints and ideas for enjoying a trip without the huge amount of CO2 produced during an airplane flight.
Instead of blaming flying as a means of transportation, the initiative gives airplane-free travel a positive meaning through trains, cycling, hitchhiking, and experiences along the way.

Pack the first trash bag that cleans up the planet.
As a traveler, you are moving around a lot and may spot trash on the way. Our cooperation partner Wildplastic removes wild plastic from the environment and pays fair wages to collectors worldwide.
With projects all over the world, they fight against plastic pollution. Support their activity by collecting together and reducing your own waste.

Go deeper into the world of sustainable travel.
Serlo is a free online learning platform with the aim of making high-quality learning accessible to everyone.
The sustainable travel module includes articles, interactive learning games, and a quiz created by ChargeHolidays co-founder Lilith. You can put what you learn into practice on your next trip.

Simple guidelines for sustainable and friendly travel behavior.
With pioneering science, hands-on training, and simple guidelines, Leave No Trace helps people explore the outdoors sustainably.
Their guidance supports travelers in protecting stable and living natural spaces. Watch this entertaining video for more information about sustainable travel behavior.
Quick answers about ChargeHorizons, ChargeHolidays, and where to learn more.
ChargeHorizons is our startup brand. Our portfolio includes workshops, learning formats, coaching, and more. ChargeHolidays is our app and booking platform where you can conveniently plan trips and book accommodations.
You can use ChargeHorizons offerings independently—whatever you are most in the mood for or need most urgently.
You will find inspiration, context, and practical tips on our blog and in the ChargeHolidays app. For local perspectives, browse Native Narratives. The initiatives on this page add concrete tools and learning formats.
ChargeHolidays is growing internationally. You will find properties with sustainability information from many regions—depending on availability and our partner network. Browse and filter in the app or on the platform to see what is bookable for you right now.
No. Sustainable travel is mainly about informed choices—routing, where you stay, and how you behave on site. Many options combine comfort with lower impact, from efficient energy use and good public transport links to certified quality—without giving up a pleasant trip.
In the ChargeHolidays app, you can find more sustainable accommodations and organize your trip, route, budget, and impact in one place.