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People are increasingly seeking opportunities for recreation and balance in the mountains, whether hiking, climbing or mountain biking. This shift places demands upon destinations, inhabitants, infrastructure and nature in equal measure, and is further intensified by the corona crisis. How can outdoor tourism be made more sustainable? This question was addressed by more than 320 participants at the online conference "Outdoor tourism with a long-distance perspective" held on 16-17 November 2020. They received new impulses for strategies on visitor guidance, learned about methods of awareness raising and discussed stress limits. The German Federal Minister for the Environment, Svenja Schulze, emphasised this in her greeting: "Crisis-proof outdoor tourism requires unconventional cooperation and business models to meet changing needs".
One photo, a thousand people
The mountain lake glows a rich turquoise, a hut nestles against rugged rocks: social media lets spectacular leisure images travel round the world, attracting thousands of people. The lecture by Dominik Siegrist from the University of Applied Sciences of Eastern Switzerland demonstrated that outdoor tourism is becoming the new mainstream owing to trends such as digitisation, health and safety. Siegrist, head of the Institute for Landscape and Open Space, is convinced that sustainable and climate-friendly outdoor tourism will not develop on its own: "It needs political will, professional know-how and sufficient financial resources". Incentive systems can encourage voluntary action, he says, but clear guidelines and regulations are needed for effective solutions.

Up to 7,000 day-visitors visit the Triglav National Park in Slovenia in summer. "The situation is unbearable for the local population and for visitors", says nature conservation advisor Aleš Zdešar: nobody wants to stand in line out in the open. For this reason, the administration has calculated the park's capacity based upon social factors, weather and nature conservation. The result: a maximum of 1,500 people per day would be justifiable. Zdešar now wants to limit access to the park: "We must not only protect nature, but also ensure that visitors can experience it".
An organisational bottleneck
Attract tourists, but not too many. Make nature accessible, but protect it. Create hot spots, but sustainably. Managing tourism has become increasingly contradictory and complex: Christian Baumgartner, tourism researcher and Vice-President of CIPRA International, is therefore advocating a new job profile: "We need someone to take care of sustainable tourism. A person who initiates projects, networks and works together with the local population". The prerequisite for such a position is, on the one hand, political will and, on the other, appropriate further training. "Sustainability is always just an add-on in tourism education, and not yet a continuous principle."

Calm the traffic at the Sella Joch/I through car-free days, create awareness through communication campaigns, replace disposable plastic with stainless steel bottles, revive the community and economy in Valle Maira/I: speakers from all over the Alpine arc presented a colourful range of ideas, business models and initiatives. They showed how great the potential for more sustainability in outdoor tourism still is. Alenka Smerkolj, General Secretary of the Alpine Convention was convinced: "Good ideas for solutions can only emerge from a dialogue between all those involved".
The online conference was organised within the framework of the Alpine Convention and on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, by the "Alliance in the Alps" network of municipalities and CIPRA, the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. The results of the conference can be found here:
padlet.com/cipraga/documentation_outdoortourismconference
Listen to the conference podcast:

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The corona pandemic, digitisation and health are causing ever more people to spend their leisure time in the mountains. At the online conference "Outdoor tourism with a long-distance perspective" on 16 and 17 November 2020, experts from the fields of science and the industry discussed how sustainable and socially acceptable tourism in the Alpine region can succeed.

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Bayerischer Rundfunk/ Bavarian Broadcasting Company

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Keynote: Alpine tourism quo vadis: outdoor trends, climate and biodiversity in the Alps 

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Keynote: Alpine tourism quo vadis: outdoor trends, climate and biodiversity in the Alps 

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Dominik Siegrist, OST, Ostschweizer Fachhochschule

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Alpentourismus quo vadis: Outdoortrends, Klima und Biodiversität in den Alpen: Dominik Siegrist, OST

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Outdoor sports in the corona, climate and environmental crisis

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Outdoor sports in the corona, climate and environmental crisis

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The corona pandemic relentlessly highlights undesirable developments in tourism. It is no longer possible to run tourism as before. How resilient is the tourism industry? How can outdoor experiences become the basis for climate and environmentally friendly tourism in the Alps?

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Steffen Reich, Deutscher Alpenverein/German Alpine Club

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Unsere Alpen unter Druck: Steffen Reich, Deutscher Alpenverein

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Magdalena Habernig, mountain guide

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07_Risk management on the mountain_Magdalena Habernig_Mountain guide

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Sustainable outdoor sports through digital visitor guidance

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Sustainable outdoor sports through digital visitor guidance

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Harmut Wimmer, Outdooractive GmbH

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Nachhaltiger Outdoorsport durch digitale Besucher-Lenkung: Hartmut Wimmer, Outdooractive GmbH

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Cooperations: Hand in hand with farsightedness

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Cooperations: Hand in hand with farsightedness

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Higher, faster, further: many tourist destinations and tour operators outbid each other with superlatives in their tourist offers. The needs of nature, people and future generations in the respective region often fall behind. Could a new culture of cooperation break up these old patterns of thinking?

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Christian Schneidermeier, CEO Ortovox

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Ambros Gasser, ASI Reisen

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Nachhaltig reisen - geht das?: Ambros Gasser, ASI Reisen

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09_Sustainable Travel -Is this possible_Abros Gasser_ASI Reisen

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Roberto Colombero, Valle Maira

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Valle Maira: sostenibilità vissuta?: Roberto Colombero, Valle Maira

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Manuel Beck, Liechtenstein Marketing

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Internationaler Naturpark Rätikon: Manuel Beck, Liechtenstein Marketing

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Excursion: Get to know  people behind Bergsteigerdorf Sachrang and MTB initiative Aschau, Germany

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Excursion: Get to know  people behind Bergsteigerdorf Sachrang and MTB initiative Aschau, Germany

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Virtuelle Exkursion: Bersteigerdorf Sachrang und MTBInitiative Aschau, Bayern

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Carrying capacities and visitor management

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Carrying capacities and visitor management

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Long distance travel became impossible due to the corona pandemic. Even more people therefore spent their summer holidays hiking, mountain biking or climbing in the Alps. Individual mountain regions reached their limits. How could the growing number of visitors be better managed?

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Kir Kuščer, School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana

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Meje obremenitev v alpskih destinacijah: Kir Kuščer, Univerza v Ljubljani

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Max Löther - Naturpark Nagelfluhkette e.V.

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Véronique Dansereau, Mountain Wilderness, Projekt Changer d‘approche

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Mon voyage vers la destination : Véronique Dansereau, Mountain Wilderness, projet Changer d’approche

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17 Changer d'approche_ Anne-Marie Juliet & Véronique Dansereau_Mountain Wilderness,

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Together of outdoor sports and nature conservation

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Together of outdoor sports and nature conservation

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Francesco Pastorelli, CIPRA IT, Projekt Resicets

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Cooperazione tra attività ricreative all’aperto e tutela della natura: Francesco Pastorelli, CIPRA

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Anna Scuttari, EURAC Research und Hochschule München, Projekt #Dolomitesvives

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Gestione del traffico al Passo Sella: Anna Scuttari, EURAC Research, HM, progetto #Dolomitesvives

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Aleš Zdešar, Triglav National Park expert service

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Ideje iz Triglavskega narodnega parka: Aleš Zdešar, Triglavski narodni park

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18_Ideas from Triglav National Parc_Aleš Zdešar_Nationalpark Triglav

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A plea for sustainable destination development

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A plea for sustainable destination development

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Cooperation between different actors and tourism service providers is a central requirement for sustainable tourism development. How can this cooperation be supported? What must be taken into account at regional level?

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Christian Baumgartner, FH Graubünden

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Ein Caretaker für nachhaltigen Tourismus: Christian Baumgartner, FH Graubünden

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19_A caretaker for Alpine tourism_Christian Baumgartner_FH Graubünden

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Werner Zanotti, TVB Brixen-Bressanone

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Mateja Leban, Soča Valley Tourism Board

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Turistična strategija za vsakogar Mateja Leban, Javni zavod za turizem Dolina Soče

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Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Germany

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Svenja Schulze, Bundesministerin für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit

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Bavarian State Minister for Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy, Deputy Prime Minister

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Hubert Aiwanger, Bayerischer Staatsminister für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie

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Bavarian State Minister for the Environment and Consumer Protection

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Thorsten Glauber, Bayerischer Staatsminister für Umwelt und Verbraucherschutz

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Secretary General, Permanent Secretariat of the Alpine Convention

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Alenka Smerkolj, generalna sekretarka Alpske konvencije

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201111_Programme Tourisme durable conférence fr

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Ein Caretaker für nachhaltigen Tourismus: Christian Baumgartner, FH Graubünden

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People are increasingly seeking opportunities for recreation and balance in the mountains, whether hiking, climbing or mountain biking. This shift places demands upon destinations, inhabitants, infrastructure and nature in equal measure, and is further intensified by the corona crisis. How can outdoor tourism be made more sustainable? This question was addressed by more than 320 participants at the online conference "Outdoor tourism with a long-distance perspective" held on 16-17 November 2020. They received new impulses for strategies on visitor guidance, learned about methods of awareness raising and discussed stress limits. The German Federal Minister for the Environment, Svenja Schulze, emphasised this in her greeting: "Crisis-proof outdoor tourism requires unconventional cooperation and business models to meet changing needs".
One photo, a thousand people
The mountain lake glows a rich turquoise, a hut nestles against rugged rocks: social media lets spectacular leisure images travel round the world, attracting thousands of people. The lecture by Dominik Siegrist from the University of Applied Sciences of Eastern Switzerland demonstrated that outdoor tourism is becoming the new mainstream owing to trends such as digitisation, health and safety. Siegrist, head of the Institute for Landscape and Open Space, is convinced that sustainable and climate-friendly outdoor tourism will not develop on its own: "It needs political will, professional know-how and sufficient financial resources". Incentive systems can encourage voluntary action, he says, but clear guidelines and regulations are needed for effective solutions.

Up to 7,000 day-visitors visit the Triglav National Park in Slovenia in summer. "The situation is unbearable for the local population and for visitors", says nature conservation advisor Aleš Zdešar: nobody wants to stand in line out in the open. For this reason, the administration has calculated the park's capacity based upon social factors, weather and nature conservation. The result: a maximum of 1,500 people per day would be justifiable. Zdešar now wants to limit access to the park: "We must not only protect nature, but also ensure that visitors can experience it".
An organisational bottleneck
Attract tourists, but not too many. Make nature accessible, but protect it. Create hot spots, but sustainably. Managing tourism has become increasingly contradictory and complex: Christian Baumgartner, tourism researcher and Vice-President of CIPRA International, is therefore advocating a new job profile: "We need someone to take care of sustainable tourism. A person who initiates projects, networks and works together with the local population". The prerequisite for such a position is, on the one hand, political will and, on the other, appropriate further training. "Sustainability is always just an add-on in tourism education, and not yet a continuous principle."

Calm the traffic at the Sella Joch/I through car-free days, create awareness through communication campaigns, replace disposable plastic with stainless steel bottles, revive the community and economy in Valle Maira/I: speakers from all over the Alpine arc presented a colourful range of ideas, business models and initiatives. They showed how great the potential for more sustainability in outdoor tourism still is. Alenka Smerkolj, General Secretary of the Alpine Convention was convinced: "Good ideas for solutions can only emerge from a dialogue between all those involved".
The online conference was organised within the framework of the Alpine Convention and on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, by the "Alliance in the Alps" network of municipalities and CIPRA, the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. The results of the conference can be found here:
padlet.com/cipraga/documentation_outdoortourismconference
Listen to the conference podcast:

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