Otbeaune 006827 MdThe Beaune and Pays Beaunois Tourist Office, which currently holds the Qualité Tourisme label, is working to combine quality of welcome with respect for the environment.
While we don’t claim to have all the solutions, we are convinced that it is possible to improve the way we welcome travelers while preserving our territory. Our aim is to strike a balance between quality service and sustainable development concerns.
What if we took care of Burgundy while enjoying it to the full ?Adopting simple gestures can make a big difference in preserving our beautiful destination. We offer you environmentally-friendly alternatives that are easy to integrate into your stay. All year round, local producers, local authorities, residents and tourism professionals are working together to preserve this unique region. And, as you too are part of the adventure, we invite you to give priority to gentle travel, support local businesses, respect nature and the areas you visit, and choose service providers committed to eco-responsible practices…
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Otbeaune 000094 MdWhat if you learned to savor Burgundy like a true epicurean? Here, we slow down, take our time, breathe and savor every moment. Discover a Burgundy where time seems to stand still, where you can stroll through the historic streets of Beaune, admire the gold-leafed vineyards or take time to enjoy a fine meal. Imagine yourself, glass in hand, enjoying a fine wine on a family estate. Or let yourself be carried away by a stroll through one of our villages, in no-pressure discovery mode. So, are you ready to immerse yourself in this art of living, where every moment becomes a little happiness?
Whether you’re a nature lover, a gourmet or a local crafts enthusiast, we have a network of committed partners at your disposal: accommodations that are part of a sustainable approach, restaurateurs who favor seasonal products and short circuits, activities and shops that promote local produce.
grape-vendangeTaking environmental issues into account is a must in today’s winegrowing world. All the more so in wine-growing regions such as ours, which are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This awareness is reflected in the ever-increasing number of wineries that are committed to environmentally-friendly practices. Several initiatives exist to support this evolution, such asOrganic Agriculture, HVE (Haute Valeur Environnementale) certification, Terra Vitis, Vignerons Engagés, Demeter and Biodyvin. Associations such as the BIVB are working for better, more sustainable, better-known wines.
