The Family Resort Rainer
At Family Resort Rainer, we implement various measures in the areas of resource conservation, mobility and social responsibility. As a family-run resort surrounded by South Tyrol’s natural landscape, we believe it is important to use resources carefully and continuously develop our operations.
Our efforts have been officially recognised: we proudly carry the South Tyrol Sustainability Label (Level 2), a certification based on a rigorous, externally audited assessment. It confirms that when it comes to sustainability, we don’t just talk the talk – we walk the walk:
- Resource conservation: bath slippers are provided only on request to avoid unnecessary waste. According to our calculations, this allows us to avoid around one tonne of non-recyclable waste each year. The calculation is based on our operational consumption data.
- Mobility: we encourage our employees to use public transport, for example through the South Tyrol Pass. According to our calculations, this allows us to avoid around 3.9 tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year.
- Social responsibility: we provide free childcare for local families, including access to the swimming pool. In this way, we support families in the local area and provide an additional service to the local community.

Our measures at a glance

The next steps
We aim to gradually develop our operational measures and, in particular, improve the way we record our resource consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. This will provide a basis for defining further measures and documenting their development in a transparent way. We consider different areas of our operations, from resource use and mobility to social and regional aspects. Our aim is to continue existing measures, make their effects measurable wherever possible, and implement further improvements based on concrete data. The South Tyrol Sustainability Label at Level 2 provides a structured framework to support us in the further development of our operational measures.






