ÖKK and Graubünden prescribe fresh mountain air

The Graubünden health insurance company ÖKK and Graubünden Ferien are launching a unique campaign to highlight the health-promoting effects of mountain air. Guests who book at least three nights in selected Graubünden vacation regions will receive an additional overnight stay free of charge.

Take a deep breath and feel the soothing effect of the mountain air: ÖKK and Graubünden Ferien take over the last night. (Photo: Graubünden Holidays)

Fresh mountain air is not only a pleasure for the senses, but also demonstrably good for your health. The Graubünden health insurance company ÖKK and Graubünden Ferien are focusing on this with their new joint campaign. From September 7, International Clean Air Day, guests who book at least three nights in selected Graubünden regions can receive an extra night for free.

Yves Luetolf, Vice Director of Graubünden Ferien, and Simon Neuner, CEO of ÖKK (right), are pleased about the mountain air cooperation. Image: Graubünden Holidays)

The campaign underlines the commitment of both partners to prevention and health. "For us as a health insurance company, prevention is an important measure to reduce healthcare costs," says Simon Neuner, CEO of ÖKK. "And that's exactly what we're doing with this campaign: more fresh mountain air for better well-being."

Martin Vincenz, CEO of Graubünden Ferien, adds: "We are focusing on one of our greatest assets in the canton, our fresh mountain air. The healthy mountain air is an essential part of a relaxing vacation in Graubünden."

Marc Spielmanns, Chief Physician and Medical Director of the Wald Clinic, explains the influence of altitude and mountain air on health. (Image: Graubünden Holidays

The campaign is implemented with a wink and typical Graubünden humor. A "mountain air expert" guides you through the most beautiful places in Graubünden where you can enjoy the soothing mountain air.

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