Friday, 10 September, 2010
Mappa Stellare’s wilderness tours awarded in Italy
Thursday, 15 April, 2010
MEKExotic wilderness tours to Finland proved to be worth the Italian Sustainable Travel awardGenoa-based Mappa Stellare, a tour operator owned by Finnish Liisa Väisänen, has been awarded a Sustainable Tourism acknowledgement for its bear and wolverine tours to Northern Karelia. The acknowledgement was awarded by a major Italian travel magazine, L’Agenzia di Viaggi.
The Finnish cooperator of Mappa Stellare’s wildnerness tours is Erä-Eero, a Lieksa-based company owned by Eero Kortelainen. The travel package includes for instance at least one night at a cabin in Koli National Park, where tourists can observe bears and wolverines feeding on carcasses.
Last summer’s top sightings included for instance a female wolverine feedings its kits, and a beaver.
– This is a significant acknowledgement for us, for L’Agenzia di Viaggi is a 45 years old travel magazine, which is followed by all the professionals within the Italian travel industry, says Liisa Väisänen.
www.mappastellare.com
The Finnish cooperator of Mappa Stellare’s wildnerness tours is Erä-Eero, a Lieksa-based company owned by Eero Kortelainen. The travel package includes for instance at least one night at a cabin in Koli National Park, where tourists can observe bears and wolverines feeding on carcasses.
Last summer’s top sightings included for instance a female wolverine feedings its kits, and a beaver.
– This is a significant acknowledgement for us, for L’Agenzia di Viaggi is a 45 years old travel magazine, which is followed by all the professionals within the Italian travel industry, says Liisa Väisänen.
www.mappastellare.com
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