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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien 1 A model destination for Environmentally-friendly travel - Werfenweng INNO NATOUR - AUSTRIA University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna Gregor Mendel Straße 33 A-1180 Wien, Österreich Tel. (+43 1) 47654-0 student: Matthias Humpeler E-Mail: m.humpeler@hotmail.com Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava Faculty of Economics and Public Administration Str. Universitatii nr. 13, Building H, Room H 108 720229 SUCEAVA, ROMANIA
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Content: Introduction The Innovative model Destination: Werfenweng Location and history Product and Services Stakeholder Strength, weaknesses, opportunities, threats Economics Future innovative strategy Discussion 2
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Introduction: Town of Werfenweng: 900 residents (45km south to Salzburg) Altitude 900m 100 guesthouses, hotels, appartments 1800 Hotel beds 210 000 overnight stays Tourism: 50% winter 50% summer 3 Source: Alpine Pearls Vienna
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien History 1994 economic situation critical-> new municipal concept: The car free tourism experience (initiator: tourismus organization & municipal admistration of Werfenweng) 1995 concept becomes reality, first bookable products available 1996-97 Werfenweng becomes model destination, eu regional development aid 2001-06 attendance EU Project Interreg Alpine Space 2006 foundation of Alpine Pearls 4
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Products and Services Environmental friendly arrival and departure (from home) by train or by bus, transport form the nearby train station to the hotel Hand over the car key to the tourism organization center (if not traveled by train,bus) during holiday Use of the regular mobility service and fun mobility service 5 Mobility pass - allowance to use the mobility services (Werfenweng 2010)
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Stakeholder 44 hotels and guest houses + 10 companies (taxi, sports,etc..) Mayor Tourism organziation Alpine pearls Residents Train & bus service … 6
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien SWOT Strengths: CO 2 reduction, less cars in a time of more cars, functional tourism orientation, product marketing Weaknesses: risk of loosing guest who do not want to avoid the use of there car, expensive, unknown synergetic effects Opportunities: functional transportation system again without cars, growing economy not related to energy prices, dedicated tourists Threats: stakeholder co-operation train and bus system, residents deny further collaboration, financing issues 7
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Economics / financing Impact: 25% train&bus users, 10 % hand out there keys, 65 % do not use the service Increase from 162 000 to 212 000 overnight stays (first 4 years) 5 direct employments + increase of safeguard employment Federal state funding, EU funding Financing earnings: 0,5 € tax per overnight stay = 70 000€ + 6€ for mobility pass=25 000€ expenses: 95 000€ 8
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Future innovative strategy More participation of the residents -> SAMO Plus involvement in car-free daily life Pedestrian area in the town’s center Parking area outside of the town 9
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26.04.2010INNO NATOUR RO 2010student: M. Humpeler Universität für Bodenkultur Wien Questions ? 10 Source: Alpine Pearls
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