Trendguide Tegernseer Tal & Tölzer Land No. 8

Dear Readers,
to see the Corona pandemic not only as a major
burden, but also as an opportunity for a general
rethink? It may sound a bit far-fetched, but at
second glance it's not so wrong.
Less plastic, away from the to-go mentality, fewer
throwaway items. We want different products
now: ecologically high-quality houses and home
furnishings, healthy food from the local area, no
more cheap meat from factory farming. We also
set other priorities when it comes to fashion: we
prefer fewer items, but from responsible fashion
manufacturers who remember traditional
production methods and have respect for those
who make our fashion. Who also rely on recycling
materials for some pieces. Reusing something and
making something new out of it – today called
upcycling or highcycling – used to be the most
normal thing in the world. It was only when cheap
goods flooded us that it was suddenly considered
uncool.
This time, we are once again introducing you
to companies that share these values. From
wooden houses that meet the highest ecological
standards to fireplace builders and furnishing and
fashion companies that value quality, responsible
manufacturing conditions and pollutant-free
materials.
Look forward to our restaurant tips featuring
establishments that work primarily with fresh
local produce. And enjoy our stories, tips and
suggestions while browsing on long winter days.
Yours truly,
Ursula Seeböck-Forster
Co-Editor, Editor-in-Chief
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