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Wels Christmas World: Shop regionally for more solidarity
The Wels Chamber of Commerce is calling for local shopping and is preparing for the Christmas business with a festive city center. Support local retailers and strengthen the community!
Wels Christmas World: Shop regionally for more solidarity
In the city of Wels, known for its dynamic business world, the Advent season is just around the corner. The Wels Chamber of Commerce (WKO) has renewed its calls on the population to buy more locally in this uncertain economic situation. Thomas Brindl, the head of the WKO, emphasizes the importance of private consumption; in particular, customers' reluctance to purchase is becoming increasingly significant. “Private consumption is an essential part of the economy,” Brindl continued.
This time of year is very important for many local retailers, service providers and restaurateurs. Advent not only brings candlelight and Christmas markets, but also the opportunity for business owners to increase their sales. The WKO sees this as an opportunity for both companies and consumers. Brindl explains that, especially in these uncertain times, every purchase is equivalent to supporting local businesses and can thus secure jobs and prosperity in the region.
The special atmosphere of the Christmas world
Every year at Christmas time, the city center of Wels is transformed into a festive “Christmas world”. This magical atmosphere is created by atmospheric lighting, a lovingly designed Advent market and a varied supporting program. Brindl emphasizes that this created environment not only invites you to shop, but also increases the quality of stay for visitors.
"Especially now, every purchase counts. Anyone who buys locally not only strengthens local businesses, but also invests in the future of our region," explains Brindl. With his words, he appeals directly to consumers' sense of community during the contemplative time. Functioning local trade is crucial for the economic stability of the region, especially in times like these when many challenges need to be overcome.
The manufacturers of products and services in Wels are aware of the importance of this time and are committed to attracting customers through both quality and excellent service. Despite the challenging circumstances, Wels retailers are optimistic about the upcoming holidays. Brindl is confident that consumers will value the local offerings. “We are convinced that consumers will support our region again this year,” he looks hopefully to the future and calls on all guarantors to support regional trade.
Wels shows that strength is found in community, especially in times of economic uncertainty. Strong local trade brings long-term benefits that benefit not only the businesses but also the people in the area. The call from the WKO remains clear: support the local economy during this special time of year.