Wellbeing companies consider the wellbeing of their guests, employees, the society and nature in their everyday working routine. In the implementation of the different sections – body, mind, soul, environment, society and economy – the measures can look very different. To help you understand, whether a company is considered a wellbeing company, the following questions serve as an orientation. Above all, they also reveal possible fields of action that can contribute to the general wellbeing in the sense of wellbeing tourism. For both, hosts and guests.

• Does the company provide information to customers on one or more environmental transport options to the venue (on website, booking sites etc.)? Examples: For remote places in the countryside: Offering an eCar for car sharing; shuttle service to public transport.
• Is the copmany welcoming towards everyone? Accepting attitude towards people of different gender, ages, sexual orientation, ethnicity and, religious beliefs. It is not meant to provide fully physical accessibility to the venue.
• Are you collaborating with local actors such as SMEs, NGOs, local tourism organization or others? Examples: Advise our guests on other local destinations, activities, services, and products; Inform the local tourism agency and the municipality about our business and wellbeing concept; Cooperate with local community association to create memorable local activities; Invite fellow companies and NGOs to inform about our concept, which may generate a new network among local actors; Shared facilities (like a swimming and sports facility for schools or the community), shared logistics/transport.