Today Ischgl is a vacationer-free zone – Safety concepts for the summer – Today Ischgl is a vacationer-free zone. Last week the decision was made that the Austrian winter sports resort Ischgl will no longer operate its lifts this winter season. “This winter we tick off,” said tourism director Andreas Steibl. – In the winter … Read more
30 september 2020 11u47 Source: Belga REUTERS – In Austria, the judiciary is prosecuting four people in connection with the corona virus outbreak in the ski resort of Ischgl. This is reported by the Innsbruck public prosecutor’s office, which did not disclose the identity of the accused. More than 10,000 pages of evidence have been … Read more
Mask requirement on the chairlift and limited après-ski: The ski holidays in Ischgl this winter will be different than before. The ski resort of Ischgl in Tyrol was in the initial phase of the pandemic Center of the Corona spread in Europe. The Paznaun-Ischgl ski area has now presented the safety concept for the coming … Read more
Wieder is the Austrian tourist town of Ischgl in the headlines. Because researchers led by the virologist Dorothee von Laer have now found that almost every second in the village community had the virus in their bodies. However, only two of Ischgl’s inhabitants died. Is it all-clear? Isn’t the virus that dangerous? The virologist von … Read more
The Austrian ski resort of Ischgl, one of the first epicenters of the coronavirus in Europe, may have the highest rate of covid-19 infection in the world: 42% of guests showed signs of antibodies in one study. The prevalence rate is the highest recorded in the scientific literature so far, says Dorothee van Laer, a … Read more
Updated June 27, 2020, 11:14 a.m. Many corona infected people in Europe had contracted the virus in Ischgl, Austria. Sars-CoV-2 apparently found ideal conditions for a spread in the après-ski scene. According to a survey, a majority of the local citizens now want a course correction for local tourism. More current information about the corona … Read more