Tirol’s tourism offices, formerly the foreign travel bureau, have an important task. They are the main point of contact for guests seeking rooms.\u00a0They perform strategic planning in the local region and are responsible for guest programs. Their tasks differ a lot from region to region. The once 254 tourism offices in 1996 have since been consolidated to 34. Internal collaboration occurred due to these mergers.<\/p>\n
As “Touristicals” who grew up around tourism and the internet, we wanted to find out more about the tourism offices. This is why we asked the 34 tourism offices a few questions and want to compare and contrast their answers.<\/p>\n
We present the following answers in part 1 of our series “Tirol’s Tourism Offices”:<\/p>\n
The answers were varied and interesting and we also discovered many new things that we too, would like to see. We looked for three answers, which we will present to you in the coming weeks. The numbering system we have used is completely random and in no way a ranking; we used a random number generator. 14 tourism offices responded and the list consists of one answer per region:<\/p>\n
After a long day on snow, what better way to unwind than to relax in a wellness center in a hotel? And with authentic healing remedies? In Achensee<\/a>, and only in Achensee, the tried and tested Tirolean Stein\u00f6l is obtained and processed to make care products. The creams, massage oils, ointments, lotions and shampoos are characterised not only by a high content of naturally bound sulfur, but also by special active substances, which originate from early marine animals and plants and thus from the time when the entire continent was under water.<\/p>\n Throughout the entire year, visitors to the\u00a0Vitalberg Visitor Centre in Pertisau<\/a>\u00a0can learn about the 100+ year history of the “Stein\u00f6lbrenner”. Those who wish to test the products have ample opportunity in many of the wellness centres within Achensee hotels.<\/p>\n\n The\u00a0Hintertuxer Gletscher<\/a>\u00a0in the\u00a0Finkenberg-Tux<\/a>\u00a0region is the only ski area in Austria that is open 365 days of the year. In addition to winter sports, the Natural Ice Palace, the\u00a0Spannagelh\u00f6hle<\/a>\u00a0and the\u00a0Mehlerhaus<\/a>\u00a0can be visited. The Mehlerhaus includes a museum that has interesting exhibits about the valley, such as the magnesite mine Tux and the Olperer’s first ascent.<\/p>\n
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\n2. Finkenberg-Tux: Hintertuxer Glacier<\/h3>\n