Find environmentally certified activities and accommodation when you plan your holiday in Norway.
Every time you see this Green Travel symbol on our website, you know that the associated products and offers are a part of an official environmental labelling scheme. The Green Travel symbol is a common navigation to all qualified environmental schemes used by tourism enterprises in Norway. The symbol helps you find eco-certified alternatives.
The following certifications fall under Green Travel
Ecotourism Norway
This national certification is awarded to businesses and operators that hold a high international level in ecotourism. Over 100 strict criteria on environmental performance, host-role, local community integration, and purchasing must be met and often improved. The certificate is renewed every three years.
Nordic Swan Ecolabel
The Nordic Swan Ecolabel is the official ecolabel of the Nordic countries and works to reduce the environmental impact from production and consumption of goods – and to make it easy for consumers and professional buyers to choose the environmentally best goods and services. A Swan labelled hotel or other accommodation meets ambitious environmental requirements and takes a holistic approach to its environmental work connected to energy, water, food, waste, biological diversity, chemicals and procurement.
Eco-Lighthouse
Eco-Lighthouse enterprises work towards satisfying requirements and implementing environmental measures on a systematic and ongoing basis in order to create more environmentally friendly operations and safer working environments. Enterprises are certified subject to independent assessment and must undergo a recertification process every three years.
Green Key
Global ecolabel, recognized by GSTC, for hotels, small accommodations, campsites, and attractions. Certified businesses must meet strict criteria for waste, energy, water, procurement, green areas, CSR, and staff involvement. High standards are maintained through annual certificate renewal, rigorous application process, documentation, and frequent audits.