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Goegelein
No offense, but does sustainable living and vacationing have to be so expensive? Sauna, retreat, expensively built retreat rooms, chic locations, fine food - it all sounds like paradise and not much like sacrifice. Let's be honest: can sustainable living really work like that? How much does the fantastic forest view from the yoga room alone cost, for example, or is that even the additional energy cost of a single room with a huge window front?
No offense, but the article aroused more skepticism in me (such as when reading a well-made tourism advertising brochure) than 'good new' feelings-
Good travel
Hello Mr. Gögelein,
Thank you for your critical comment. A sustainable holiday does not have to be expensive - that's what Good Travel stands for with its abundance and range of different accommodations in Europe. The Bohemian Cottage is also an accommodation that is in the middle price segment. Each accommodation is different in its own way and offers guests various self-selected offers. The picture of the window front is taken from the Tiny House.
In contrast to Good News, we are a commercial company that regularly presents our accommodations in the form of blog articles - from glamping to more luxurious hotels.
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Mambo Ambo
Beautiful pictures and a great article! Perfect inspiration for the next short vacation 🥰