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Economy Best Practices

Chloro’Feel – Where green thinking comes to life

Near Lake Balaton, in the village of Rezi, a different kind of meeting place is taking root. Surrounded by ecological gardens, thematic landscapes and a multi-hectare nursery, CHLORO’FeeL Art Meetup brings people, nature and local knowledge together in one living ecosystem. 

Here, nature is more than scenery. The space demonstrates that regenerative landscapes can be both ecologically resilient and beautiful. Its gardens are not simply a backdrop for events: they are places for learning, experimenting and reconnecting with nature. Guests can learn about regenerative gardening, explore local biodiversity and take part in activities that reconnect them with the land. 

Visitors can participate in workshops, conferences and hands-on programmes exploring regenerative and circular approaches to gardening, landscape design and food. The experience encourages them to become active participants, contributing to the care and development of the living landscape while discovering how people and ecosystems can thrive together. 

The benefits extend beyond the gardens. By connecting visitors with local producers, artisans and practitioners, CHLORO’FeeL helps strengthen short supply chains and keeps economic value within the region. Its educational spaces also welcome local communities and school groups, creating opportunities to share ecological knowledge across generations. 

Here, tourism becomes a meeting point between nature, culture and local enterprise. Every workshop, conversation and shared experience contributes to a wider vision: a place where visitors can slow down, learn from the landscape and become part of its regeneration. 

In Rezi, tourism is not simply something that happens around nature. It becomes part of the process of helping nature, communities and local economies flourish together. 

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Room and terrace size
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Themed garden
Regenerative Focus AreaPowering local economies
Geographic TypologyRural villages
Regenerative ModelTravellers as changemakers
Organisation TypeOther