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The Austrian federal government wants to strictly monitor compliance with the 3G regulation, which applies in gastronomy, in the future. Tourism Minister Elisabeth Köstinger (ÖVP) and Health Minister Wolfgang Mückstein (Greens) announced fines. Airport lounges also fall under the Covid rules for
Austria and twelve other EU countries have agreed on seven criteria for the creation of a “Green Passport” for tourism. The aim is to implement the "Green Passport" quickly and as uniformly as possible at European level,
At the level of the ministers responsible for tourism, Austria agreed with 12 EU countries on a uniform implementation of the “Green Pass”. According to Elisabeth Köstinger (ÖVP), this should lead to people who have been vaccinated recovering or
The CoV crisis restricts all of our lives. The desire to travel increases with increasing duration. Now EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is holding out the prospect of a way out of the dilemma: the “Green Pass”. Go
“Some days are remembered for a lifetime. For us in tourism, March 13th, 2020 is one of them, "says ÖHV President Michaela Reitterer on the sad anniversary of the announcement of the first Covid-19 lockdown in Austria:" This Friday, the
A “Green Pass” is intended to give vaccinated people certain privileges within the European Union. This is what Austria's Chancellor Sebastian Kurz wants. In the event that it cannot prevail, a national solo effort should be made.
According to Tourism Minister Elisabeth Köstinger, Austrian travel agencies can submit applications for financial support from Monday afternoon. These are to be granted from the “Fixed cost subsidy II” pot and can be applied for up to an amount of 800.000 euros via Finanz-Online
After the green light from Brussels for state aid, Austrian Airlines is thinking about settling debts with customers and travel agencies more quickly. The company has been standing for several weeks due to the delaying tactic
In the event of a cancellation, the AUA should actually have to repay in cash within seven days. Now Minister Köstinger (ÖVP) intervenes and demands immediate repayment. Tourism Minister Elisabeth Köstinger calls on Austrian Airlines to do that now
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