Those who organise their events with Bucher Events benefit from a modern fleet consisting of limousines as well as coaches. The coach is a promising form of sustainable transport. Compared to other transport carriers, it proves to be very climate-friendly when well occupied. Additionally, Bucher Travel cleans its vehicles with collected rainwater and is safe and clean on the road with Euro 6 engines. As an ASTAG member, the company is committed to making its limousine and bus service as environmentally and climate friendly as possible. Therefore, an event with Bucher Events not only offers unforgettable moments for all participants, but also a step towards sustainable development.

The Swiss Federal Office of Energy awarded CAMPUS SURSEE the «2000-Watt Site» certificate. The newly opened event hall with space for up to 1000 guests is built entirely in accordance with the Minergie standard and is therefore CO2 neutral. In addition, all toilets on the site are rainwater operated and e-bikes as well as e-cars are provided for on-site guests. 

After the 40-minute transfer from Lucerne to Engelberg, the journey continues by foot through the monastery village and then up to Ristis aboard the Brunni cable car. In 2018, the Brunni cable car was certified as Switzerland's first climate-neutral mountain railway and, among other features, is able to provide a large part of the energy for snowmaking on the surrounding ski slopes with solar power generated in-house. The Ristis mountain lodge, which received an award from the Swiss Solar Agency for its photovoltaic system in 2019, offers the perfect conclusion with a regional afternoon snack. Discover the sunny side of Engelberg and experience an uncomplicated and climate-friendly ski day.

In 2021, it was time to modernise the illumination in the KKL Luzern (Culture and Convention Centre Lucerne) with a more sustainable concept. Since then, the existing conventional light sources have been continuously replaced by innovative LEDs. These ensure high efficiency and lighting quality. This means that the building is now even better equipped for a wide range of events, from seminars in the auditorium to colourfully staged pop concerts in the Lucerne Hall than before. The motivation for the renovation is long-term sustainability, which can save between 15 and 20% energy. In addition to the illumination concept, upcycling was introduced with the removal of the steel catering counters in Event Catering. This prevented the counters from being disposed of and resources were economised.

The «House of Energy» will open its doors at the Swiss Museum of Transport on 3 April 2023. In addition to the exhibition on the topic of energy, the new facilities will offer additional space for conferences and events. The building complies with the Minergie-P standard, has photovoltaic modules on the roof and façade plus an alternative energy centre with water utilisation. The themes of the «Experience Energy!» exhibition will also be reflected in the gastronomic offerings. The ZFV gastronomy group, as the Museum of Transport's catering partner, has collaborated with Food 2050 to create a sustainable menu that has a minimal ecological footprint.
Guests and participants can learn about the sustainability of the dishes served on site. The idea is to promote awareness of sustainable cuisine in the event sector.

At Lucerne Tourism, we support sustainable development in the tourism industry by optimising our own operations and promoting nature-based and cultural opportunities for tourists travelling for both leisure and business. Our aim is to offer attractive experiences for guests which are economically beneficial to the region and as environmentally and socially responsible as possible.