Full-service
outdoor agency
This term can be used to summarize the large field of work of green-solutions.
The team of programmers, leisure planners, geo-informaticians, cartographers, media designers and natural scientists makes it possible to develop contemporary and sustainable solutions for the area of tension between technology, tourism and nature conservation. Whether outdoor concepts, tour mapping, cartography, GIS services, guidance systems or web technology & mobile applications, we have the specialists for your projects. This versatility enables us to offer our customers a unique overall package, from planning to implementation and marketing. Of course, we not only offer you modern technology for the implementation of your projects, but also support you in their realization.
Let us bring your vision to life.
We are an interdisciplinary team with a wide range of expertise. We are geographers, landscape planners, forestry scientists, geo-informatics specialists, cartographers and media designers – and at the same time enthusiastic hikers, cyclists, mountaineers, mountain bikers, ski tourers, freeriders and cross-country skiers.
Green-solutions successfully guided us through the entire RadReiseRegion process over a period of 21/2 years. The team led by Janina Bäumler successfully implemented all process steps and thus created the basis for the Inn-Salzach CycleTravelRegion. Thanks to the digital basis of the infrastructure in tourinfra, we believe we are well positioned for the further development of the cycling region.
Tourinfra proved to be a valuable tool during the re-signposting of hiking trails in a total of six municipalities and seven DAV sections. However, a new signposting project does not end with the installation of the signposts. If signposts are damaged or subsequent improvements are necessary, Tourinfra provides us with optimum support in the quality management of the hiking infrastructure.
We worked very closely with green-solution as part of the implementation of the LEADER cooperation project “Implementation of the Trans Bayerwald mountain bike route”. The main task was the initial inspection and documentation of the 700 km long route as well as the final approval of the signage. In addition, the signage concept was developed and implemented together with our partners. The existing tools from green-solution, such as the route management system and the route planner, contributed significantly to the organization of the route and made work easier. The cooperation with green-solution was reliable, competent and trustworthy at all times.
Green-solutions has been our contact for outdoor activities in the Chiemgau Alps and Reit im Winkl for many years. We are in contact with the employees of green-solutions all year round for hiking signage, various maps, snowshoe tours, cross-country ski trail signage and infrastructure management. Following the conception of the MTB tour network, green-solutions is currently responsible for the signage in the region. The team is also implementing the follow-up products such as information boards and maps, so we have the best workflow for us and the best result for the guest.
An all-round successful menu. We are delighted with the positive feedback from our guests.
As part of a quality offensive by the state of Baden-Württemberg, the three long-distance cycle routes we manage (Hohenzollern Cycle Route, Swabian Alb Cycle Route and Württemberger Tälerradweg) were placed on the market as new tourist products. Green-Solutions supported us with the creation of map bases and elevation profiles for our print overview maps. The cooperation with green-solutions was very constructive, our wishes were implemented reliably and competently.
In green-solutions, we have found a partner who can provide us with sustainable support in the areas of offer development, visitor management and the digitalization of destinations. With tourinfra®, we have also found the right technical basis for our customers. We are looking forward to the upcoming projects in cooperation with green-solutions.
