The highly innovative mobility concept from Baden, Austria, was recently presented at the German City and Culture Forum as a top example of future-oriented mobility. The forum, organized by the German Tourism Association, aimed to explore new opportunities and potential for German tourism, with a major focus on sustainability for city and cultural tourism.
Baden Tourism Director Klaus Lorenz was invited to present the comprehensive mobility package, known as “Bathing mobile.” The package includes various modes of transportation such as guest shuttles, e-scooters, city bikes, e-city bikes, e-trekking bikes, mountain bikes, e-mountain bikes, and e-cars. One of the key features highlighted by Lorenz was the easy accessibility of these options through a path finder app and simple QR code scan.
During the subsequent interview forum, forward-looking and sustainable tourism in destinations were discussed, along with the other exemplary cities of Regensburg and Karlsruhe. The concept of “Bathing mobile” received significant attention, with detailed inquiries about its functionalities and numerous personal conversations during breaks. This indicated that tourism officials in Germany were actively seeking feasible solutions in the mobility sector.
Mayor Stefan Szirucsek expressed his pride in the recognition of Baden’s mobility package in Germany, stating that the scope and easy handling of the app for all functions were described as exemplary. He emphasized that Baden is taking on a pioneering role in the mobility sector for everyone in the German-speaking region.
For further information or inquiries, the press can contact the Business Group Tourism, Economy & Culture of the municipality of Baden at Tel. 02252 86800 600 or via email at [email protected].
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The highly innovative mobility concept from Baden, Austria, was recently showcased at the German City and Culture Forum as a leading example of forward-looking mobility. Hosted by the German Tourism Association, the forum aimed to explore sustainable opportunities for city and cultural tourism in Germany.
Baden Tourism Director Klaus Lorenz was invited to present the comprehensive mobility package called “Bathing mobile.” This package includes a range of transportation options such as guest shuttles, e-scooters, city bikes, e-city bikes, e-trekking bikes, mountain bikes, e-mountain bikes, and e-cars. One of the standout features emphasized by Lorenz was the convenience of accessing these options through a user-friendly path finder app and QR code scanning.
The interview forum delved into the importance of sustainable tourism in destinations, highlighting other exemplary cities like Regensburg and Karlsruhe. The “Bathing mobile” concept generated considerable interest, prompting detailed inquiries about its functionalities and fostering numerous personal conversations during breaks. This demonstrated the proactive approach of German tourism officials in seeking practical mobility solutions.
Mayor Stefan Szirucsek expressed his pride in Baden’s mobility package being recognized in Germany, citing the app’s comprehensive range of functions and user-friendly interface as exemplary. He emphasized that Baden is playing a pioneering role in the mobility sector for the entire German-speaking region.
For more information or inquiries, the press can contact the Business Group Tourism, Economy & Culture of the municipality of Baden at Tel. 02252 86800 600 or via email at [email protected].
“Baden Mobil’s efforts to revitalize Germany’s tourism sector are commendable. By promoting sustainable and accessible transportation solutions, they not only contribute to a greener future but also make exploring the country’s beautiful destinations easier for both locals and visitors. A true inspiration for the German tourism industry!”
“Baden Mobil sets an exemplary standard for the German tourism industry with their innovative and sustainable approach. Their inspiring efforts not only support local businesses but also promote eco-friendly travel options. A wonderful initiative that deserves recognition and replication across the country!”