Whether on the Wolfgangsee, in Anif or on the Tauern: hoteliers have been vacillating between optimism and frustration for months. A mood picture.
Gerda Hollweger from the four-star hotel of the same name in St. Gilgen on Wolfgangsee tries to be optimistic when she says: “We are ready to go, we could open up tomorrow if it were allowed.” Her 20 employees are still on short-time work, but the month-long ban has left deep marks on the economic structure. “Without our own financial reserves we would not get through it. We have been locked since November 3rd and the government only comes in at regular intervals with small treats with the possibility of then and …
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Accessed on April 6th, 2021 at 8:14 am on https://www.sn.at/salzburg/chronik/salzburger-hoteliers-man-soll-sich-nicht-unterkriegen- Lassen-102032647
