77°13'16.7"S, 165°25'15.5"E
We compensate 100% of our ecological footprint through a partnership with TreesForAll.
We are 100% carbon neutral.
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100% klimaatneutraal
Future-proof destinations also think about a sustainable world. That is why we believe that as DestinatieX we should also play a role in the field of sustainability. We do this in the following ways:
- We use 100% green energy, generated in Dutch wind and solar parks and our own solar energy generation.
- We compensate our CO2 emissions: energy, gas, car kilometers, paper, printing, etc.
- We donate extra CO2 compensation to contribute to a better environment.
- We work almost completely digitally and if printing is necessary, we use paper with an FSC quality mark.
- We use low-power hardware that automatically shuts down.
- We use LED lighting.
- We separate our waste (paper, organic waste, PMD).
- We bank with Bunq; one of the most sustainable banks in the Netherlands (source: Fair Bank Guide).
- We compensate our energy consumption with solar panels (October 2023) and a hybrid heat pump (January 2024).
We offset our CO2 emissions through a partnership with Trees for All. Every year, trees are planted on behalf of DestinatieX in sustainable forest projects. With all the measures in place, we can proudly say: DestinatieX is 100% climate neutral.
A selection of our projects
Roeselare (Flanders - Belgium)
Brewery Rodenbach sought support in the realization of an experience tour and the Blend Your Own Rodenbach Experience.
Read moreNunspeet (Veluwe)
On the edge of the Veluwe lies Nunspeet, which is developing as the Gateway to the Veluwe. A renewed visitor center plays an important role in directing visitors and DestinationX has been asked to guide this process.
Read moreNieuwpoort (Flanders, Belgium)
The City of Nieuwpoort sought support for the ambition to bring the story of the shrimp in the fish market to life.
Read moreVeluwe (Netherlands)
Development of a guideline for reception locations on the Veluwe that are part of a broader visitor management strategy, including the elaboration for three pilot locations.
Read moreWinterswijk
An inspirational wall has been realized in the new reception of camping Vreehorst. The wall contains, among other things, an interactive touchscreen with tips about the area and a route mixer with which guests can get a tailor-made route.
Read moreAmsterdam
Amsterdam works! helps residents to reduce their distance to the labor market. A sustainable career (and working in sustainable sectors) is central to the new Green Room. The organization was looking for an inspiring way to lead visitors to the Green Room.
Read moreDrenthe
Research into a joint vision, the intended division of roles and tasks and options for a structure in Drenthe that increases the effectiveness and efficiency of the organizations.
Read moreAchterhoek (Gelderland)
The Achterhoek needed an ambitious vision of routes with a horizon of 2035
Read moreSouth-Holland (province in the Netherlands)
The Province of South Holland was looking for support with the Recreation & Sports policy evaluation for the period 2019-2023.
Read moreLaag Holland (province of North-Hollland; Netherlands)
The Waterland region has a tourist structure in which many parties are responsible for marketing and information. DestinatieX has been asked to explore how this structure can be made more effective.
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