Banking on the border triangle: Arnoldstein is planning a new ski area concept

Banking on the border triangle: Arnoldstein is planning a new ski area concept

in the municipality of Arnoldstein, located in the Villach Land district, politics is currently opening up a chapter that affects many residents and entrepreneurs alike. The bankruptcy of the popular ski area on the border triangle has been in the foreground for several months. As already reported, the ski region has accumulated a debt of over three million euros, which led to a dramatic decline. A total of 45 creditors are affected by this precarious situation.

The situation requires a financial savior to ensure the necessary investments in the ski lifts and the entire infrastructure. The Mayor of Arnoldstein has clear future visions for the region. While the winter months were the main focus, the municipality is now also planning to promote a year -round company that includes activities in summer. Climbing parks and bike routes are planned, for which areas in the districts of Seltchach and Agoritschach have already been promised.

financial support and new projects

The search for a donor is more pressing than ever. Those responsible in the community agree that both the ski lifts and summer activities cannot be brought into the desired condition without external financial support. The goal is a year -round company that not only generates income, but also increases the quality of life in the region.

The realignment of the ski area could also cause economic diversification. While winter tourism has been the focus so far, managed diversity in the leisure offer could attract tourists and locals alike, which would benefit the community in the long term. In this strategic realignment, the mayor sees the opportunity to support both the local economy and to expand the leisure activities for the citizens.

However, there are many challenges behind these plans. The municipality not only has to find donors, but also develop a concept that meets the needs of the community. Clear communication and close cooperation with the citizens are essential to restore trust and gain active support.

The future of the ski area and the upcoming projects are a hotly discussed topic that is not only important for Arnoldstein, but could also have an impact on the immediate environment. It remains to be seen whether the municipality can find the required capital and put the plans into practice. In view of the urgency of the situation, every minute that passes is crucial for the success of the projects. Further information on the situation can be found on www.kleinezeitung.at become.