Our sustainability approach
How we think about people, planet and the places we call home.
Planet
Impact assessment
We are committed to regularly reviewing the environmental and economic impact we have on our destinations whilst assessing our socio-cultural implications as a business. By doing so, we understand how we play our part and set the highest standards for the tourism industry as a whole.
Celebrating sustainability
We design our experiences to promote the sustainable and ethical choices of local businesses and public bodies, encouraging guests to consider the use of resources within the Scandinavian capitals — regarded as a global benchmark for sustainability in modern cities.
Local focus
Promoting independent businesses above multinational corporations within our visited neighbourhoods fosters a community-based mindset. We encourage our guests to engage with independent cafes and restaurants and highlight hospitality establishments in areas that may not benefit from the highest footfall due to rental costs and corporate ownership. This leads to greater sustainable conditions and practices within the local social economy.
Counteracting ‘overtourism’
Our private tour model is by nature a solution to overtourism. Rather than moving large groups through the most crowded spots, we take small private groups to culturally significant areas with traditionally modest footfall — supporting a wider use of public spaces and city businesses.
Methods of travel
Most of our experiences are on foot, keeping our environmental footprint minimal by design. When transport is needed we work exclusively with drivers and vehicle partners who use electric or hybrid vehicles wherever possible.
Thinking digitally
We operate a fully digital business — all bookings, communications and planning are handled online, reducing paper use and keeping our processes lean.
Recycling
We operate entirely paperless — no brochures, no printing, no physical materials of any kind.
Sustainable tours
Explore our sustainable experiences across Scandinavia.