Davos

Lake Davos in winter Villages

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Intro

Davos has a long and prestigious tradition of hosting conferences and is home to an event of international renown: the World Economic Forum (WEF). Up-to-the-minute seminar facilities, combined with the change of scene provided by the mountain landscape of Davos Klosters, create excellent conditions for inspiring meetings.

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Added value

Premium Card: With the Premium Card, public transport in Davos and individual offers in the Guest Programme are free of charge from the first night. Guests who want to use a mountain railway will also benefit from substantially reduced prices in the summer season. Sports Unlimited Pass: With the Sports Unlimited Pass, three individual activities can be selected from a range of seven on offer, at a fixed price.

Sustainability

Sustainability is a deeply-rooted feature of Davos Klosters, not least because, as a tourist destination, it relies on an intact natural environment in the long term. There is a focus on carbon-neutral offers and effective sustainability measures here. Since the end of October 2019, Davos Klosters has also participated in carbon neutrality and sustainability efforts within MyClimate’s “Cause We Care” project. Sustainability in practice ranges from choice of location to the supporting programme, right through to the local catering. Both the Davos Congress Centre and the Klosters Arena attach great importance to sustainability.

The many measures include:

A focus on local suppliers and seasonal produce in catering
Use of glasses and crockery instead of plastic alternatives
Environmentally friendly waste disposal and recycling
Solar panels on the Congress Centre roof produce power that feeds into the public grid
No air-conditioning, as outdoor air is used for cooling

The Energy Cities of Davos and Klosters

In 2001, Davos became the first municipality in the canton of Graubünden to be officially awarded the coveted “Energy City” label by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy and the awarding body. In 2012, the municipality of Klosters-Sereneus was also awarded the “Energy City” label.