Swisstainable Locomotive, Thurgau

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Sustainable Travel in Switzerland
Discover the diversity of Switzerland's natural beauty. Our travel itineraries and tips will inspire you to explore the country in a more responsible manner, showing consideration for its nature and resources. We are committed to promoting responsible travel with you, as part of the Swisstainable sustainability programme.
Travelling by public transport
- Travel in comfort by train, bus or boat. Switzerland has the densest public transport network in the world, making it convenient and easy to reach many destinations by public transport.
Save energy and resources
- Observe energy and water-saving measures in your accommodation: turn off lights and electronic devices when not in use and limit towel and bedding changes.
Support local products and businesses
- Choose accommodation, restaurants and shops that use regional produce and are run by local businesses. This supports the local economy and minimises the environmental impact of transporting produce.
Respect nature
- Respect flora and fauna by disposing of rubbish properly, staying on marked hiking trails and protecting sensitive ecosystems such as lakes and forests. Take nothing but photos and memories and leave only footprints.
Hiking and cycling
- Explore Switzerland more actively by hiking or cycling your way around. There are numerous well-marked hiking and cycling trails to guide you through the breathtaking landscape
Reduce plastic consumption
- Avoid buying single-use plastic products. Carry a reusable drinks bottle made from glass or stainless steel instead and take a reusable shopping bag with you to avoid plastic bags.
We are Swisstainable.
We are part of the Swisstainable sustainability programme and are rated Level I – committed. Examples of this include working together with our partners to support the responsible development of tourism and encouraging the use of public transport in our itineraries. Learn more about Swisstainability here.


Aika Idinova
Monday to Friday
8 am – 5 pm (GMT)
Not available on the following public holidays:
- 01.01.2026 New Year’s Day
- 03.04.2026 Good Friday
- 06.04.2026 Easter Monday
- 04.05.2026 Early May Bank Holiday
- 25.05.2026 Spring Bank Holiday
- 31.08.2026 Summer Bank Holiday
- 24.12.2026 Christmas Eve (from 1 pm onwards)
- 25.12.2026 Christmas Day
- 28.12.2026 Day following Boxing Day
- 31.12.2026 New Year's Eve (from 1 pm onwards)



