Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Following the announcement of opening the Austrian borders to GCC travelers starting the 1st of July, Innsbruck Tourismusntroduces the Welcome Card Unlimited (WCU) to the Gulf region, with exciting promotions and offers that will help shape the perfect, long-awaited vacation in the alpine-urban destination of Innsbruck.
The Welcome Card Unlimited, which guests staying for at least 2 nights can purchase as an upgrade for the complimentary Welcome Card, includes seven exciting attractions all less than an hour away from Innsbruck. This premium guest card entitles visitors to numerous offering across various services including, but not limited to, free public transportation across Innsbruck, indoor and outdoor activities, regional attractions, and discounts on lifts and cable cars.
The card also includes free cable car travel on the Bergbahnen Oberperfuss, the DreiSeenBahn in Kühtai, the Olympiabahn in the Axamer Lizum and the Muttereralmbahn in Mutters. It also provides entry to seven of the most popular attractions in the surroundings of Innsbruck which include Swarovski Crystal Worlds, Stubai Glacier and Achensee Lake boat trip and others. Travelers can purchase the Welcome Card Unlimited for €65.00 (AED 284) for adults and €32.50 (AED 142) for children aged 4 to 14. Purchasing the card is perfect to control holiday spending, and it will help save up to €130 if one chooses to visit all the top highlights.
The mentioned packages can all be purchased through selected travel agencies in the GCC.
Innsbruck is one of Austria’s must see cities, and its known world-wide for its charming beauty. The capital of the Tyrol region is set in a spacious valley, with part of the city climbing up the walls of the Alps. The city itself is a collection of snow-covered medieval houses, narrow streets and classic European churches. It is also surrounded by marvelous natural scenery, rich in culture and is home to an array of fun-packed experiences.
After the successful management and control of the pandemic in Austria, the destination has finally announced that it will be opening up its borders to all nationals and residents with a valid Schengen Visa arriving from a third country including travelers from the GCC region. Now, all vaccinated travelers from the GCC are able to visit Austria without a quarantine period.
As it is in all of Austria, authorities in Innsbruck have implemented strict COVID-19 measures to ensure the safety of residents and visiting tourists, that way nothing will get in the way of enjoying the perfect vacation with friends or family in a safe destination full of alpine-urban joie de vivre.
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