Durchschnitts-Somemmer für die Freibäder – vorarlberg.ORF.at

The summer starts rainy, then it is difficult. Proud of the warm summer holidays were in Schnitt aber nicht mehr Menschen als sonst in den Freibädern. In the Rheinauen in Hohenems there were 106,000 visitors since Badebeginn im Mai, said Geschäftsführer Ewald Petritsch. Auch in Walgaubad Nenzing was proud of this summer not more people. All things in the natural pool Untere Au in Frastanz freut sich Geschäftsführer Oliver Tschabrun about 20 Prozent more Badegäste.

Bademeister and bademeisterinnen are being ventilated

If you use the bets with the seasonal reserves, it is possible that you will get more herausforderungen. This is the personal flaw. If people have a traumatic experience, while they have other verbs, says Oliver Tschabrun of Walgaubad Nenzing. Before all bathmeisters become even longer.

And then, then he is a high-minded man. Over the course of 15 years, we have become two Bademeisterinnen in Frastanz and Nenzing. The one where it was if they were fragmented, Tschabrun said, there is the Eindruck-gehabt, that is a badmeisterin among the shy badegästen who can get through the setszen – perhaps as a man. “I was very happy, if more women were brought into the job, that would bring a better life,” said Tschabrun.

Rising energy costs

Neben dem fehlenden Personal machen as well as the increasing Energy costs of the Bädern zu procure, said Ewald Petritsch of the Rheinauen in Hohenems. Costs are extremely high in May and June, when Becken was paid. “We will be able to consume half of it,” said Petritsch.

Single baths have a longer lifespan

Summer and the bathing season continue until the end. The first Schwimmbäder in the country close after this week. One in the Walgaubad in Nenzing or the natural pool in Frastanz has not opened until the end of September.