Despite the economic standstill, Judengasse in the old town is developing rapidly. The Gehmacher family continues to expand.
Suddenly it happened very quickly. The corona pandemic turns out to be an expansion engine for the Salzburg entrepreneurial family. “We are surprised ourselves how things are developing for us, the premises opened up unexpectedly, we spontaneously decided to rent them,” says Helmut Gehmacher. If everything goes according to plan, he and his wife Heidi and daughter Julia will soon be running eight shops in Salzburg’s old town, five of them in Judengasse. Negotiations to take over one of the businesses …
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Accessed on January 15, 2021 at 3:10 am from https://www.sn.at/panorama/oesterreich/mit-mut-durch-die-krise-eine-familie-fuehrt-in-der-salzburger-altstadt-bald- eight-shops-98312365
