The Slovenian Tourist Board (STB) is the national agency for promoting and developing tourism. With a modern and innovative approach, it strives to place Slovenia on the global tourist map as a green destination committed to sustainable development, providing diverse, unique, unforgettable experiences to its guests and high value to locals and other tourism stakeholders.

In close partnership with key Slovenian tourism stakeholders, the STB is constantly increasing the visibility of Slovenia in professional circles, the media, and the general public.

As a reliable partner, a winner of several awards for excellence in communication, tourism development, and management, and a member of world-renowned international travel associations, it represents Slovenia as a desirable and attractive tourist destination. To learn more about Slovenian tourism and the STB, visit slovenia.info.

At the Slovenian Tourist Board, we strive to develop sustainable, socially, and environmentally responsible tourism in line with national policies. The most critical program in this area is the Slovenian Tourism Green Scheme (STGS), established in 2015.

It is a national program and certification scheme that, under the umbrella brand Slovenia Green, brings together all efforts for sustainable tourism development in Slovenia, providing destinations and providers with concrete tools to assess and improve their sustainability performance. Slovenia Green is a national program and a certification scheme that brings together all efforts for sustainable tourism development in Slovenia, providing destinations and providers with concrete tools to assess and improve their sustainability performance.

As part of the STGS, we are developing a pilot project to reduce food waste from 2023, which aims to establish a tool to measure and reduce food waste in restaurants. The Green and Healthy Office, Slovenia Friendly project is aimed at all employees in the tourism sector. The WTO is also a signatory to the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism. We support the global commitment to halve emissions by 2030 and achieve the Net Zero target as soon as possible before 2050.