ecoTourism
"Eco Tourism" is one of our competence fields focusing on sustainable, climate neutral and profitable investments in renewable energy and circularity in cities, towns and villages at Coasts. It is one of the energy business unit pillars.
In this context we provide banks, insurance corporations, investors, financial institutions as well as representatives of Local and Central Governments with expert opinions and feasibility studies as well as red flag due diligences and assessments of projects and investments.
Relevant background
The series of the Eco Tourism projects started in 2015 in cooperation with our industrial partners, the Technical Universities of Clausthal and Braunschweig, siz energie+ and the support of EXI program of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Natur Conversation and Nuclear Saftey. It focuses on the conceptual- technological design for the transformation of touristic villages, towns and cities in the Adriatic Tourist Region aiming to become climate neutral and attractive to investors, tourists and citizens.
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Goduni International Team - Armida Hemeling
Goduni International Team - Armida Hemeling
Typical Adriatic Village
What is a "Typical Adriatic Village"?
Per project definition it is a historical, cultural, small village with family-run and traditional styled small Adria-typical-architectural hotels and bed & breakfasts in Albania, Montenegro, Croatia and Slovenia. Such villages are attractive to many foreign and domestic tourists because of their characteristics mentioned above and the closeness to the Adriatic Sea and mountains in which they are embedded. These villages are very important parts of each national and regional cultural heritage. On the left and below you see one of our project villages "Dhermi".
Modernization needed
The coastal tourism regions are increasingly challenged by seasonal demand peaks, fragmented infrastructure structures and rising sustainability expectations.
Our Eco Tourism initiative supports the transformation of villages, towns and tourism destinations towards resilient, climate-neutral and future-ready infrastructure systems — while preserving regional identity, heritage and nature.
By combining renewable energy, circular infrastructure, sustainable utilities and integrated regional planning, we develop scalable transformation concepts that strengthen long-term attractiveness for tourists, investors and local communities alike.
The initiative brings together municipalities, tourism operators, infrastructure stakeholders and investors in a collaborative approach designed to create sustainable and resilient destinations for future generations.
