Victorinox is a globally active family business that is now managed by the fourth generation. The company is headquartered in Ibach, Canton Schwyz, in the heart of Switzerland. Karl Elsener I founded his knife forge here in 1884 and developed the legendary ‘Original Swiss Army Knife’ a few years later. The company now produces not only the world-famous pocket knives, but also high-quality household and professional knives, watches, luggage and perfume. Today, the products are available in the company's own stores and through an extensive network of subsidiaries and distributors in more than 120 countries.

Urner Cantonal Bank provides financial services to private individuals, businesses and the public sector in the canton of Uri. As a bank with strong regional roots, it supports numerous local initiatives and projects. Environmental, social and economic considerations are also integral to its corporate strategy.

Elektrizitätswerk Ursern (EWU) supplies the Ursern Valley with electricity and is a key part of the regional energy infrastructure. As a regional company, EWU creates jobs and contributes to local value creation.

/st.gotthard unites the tourism regions of Andermatt, Bellinzonese e Alto Ticino, Disentis Sedrun and Goms under a common brand dedicated to the promotion of cross-cantonal tourism projects. /st.gotthard stands for mobility, economy, transport, culture, education, research as well as holidays and leisure in the Gotthard region.

Through the ‘Best Tourism Villages’ initiative, UN Tourism recognises rural destinations that use tourism to drive their development, whilst taking into account, amongst other things, natural and cultural resources, social values and local products. Andermatt was awarded the title of ‘Best Tourism Village’ in 2022.

Swisstainable is the Swiss tourism sector’s sustainability programme. It supports tourism businesses and destinations in systematically developing their sustainability initiatives. The programme distinguishes between three levels, each with different requirements and criteria. Andermatt-Urserntal Tourism also participates in the programme and is classified at Level II – ‘engaged’.

Myclimate is a charitable foundation that develops and supports climate protection projects, as well as offering advisory and educational services relating to climate protection.

As part of the OK:GO initiative, tourism businesses collect and publish information on the accessibility of their facilities and services. This enables guests to use specific details to assess whether a particular offering meets their individual needs. We also make the accessibility information for participating partner businesses available on our website.