Tourism crisis: HGV demands measures against wild camps and traffic!

Tourism crisis: HGV demands measures against wild camps and traffic!

Tramin, Italien - On May 31, 2025, the annual meeting of the Hotelier and innkeeper association (HGV) took place in the Tramin winery. The focus of the discussion was the appreciation for the hospitality and the challenges with which the industry is faced. Special topics were wild camps, traffic on the Dolomite passes and the short -term tourist rental. HGV district chairman Gottfried Schgaguler looked back on a challenging year and thanked the officials for their support.

Schgaguler pointed out that wild campers often consume little in local companies and also leave garbage. For this reason, he called for legal regulations to counter the wild camps. The HGV has already sent concrete legislative proposals to the municipal association, state councilor Luis Walcher and Governor Arno Kompatscher.

traffic problem and short -term rental

Another central topic was the worrying traffic situation on the Dolomite passes. Here the HGV calls for more pressure at the national level for traffic restrictions and controls to ensure the security and protection of the region. A positive example of short -term rental was given with Bolzano, where no additional guest beds are assigned to private landlords.

HGV President Manfred Pinzger spoke up current tourism policy issues during the meeting and not only called for more recognition for the industry, but also good framework conditions for village inns and family-run companies. Here he emphasized the need for relief for employee accommodation.

toan Nguyen, the managing director of the Jung von Matt Nerd agency, gave an interesting marketing lecture on the topic of how the target groups in the tourism industry are increasingly changing into style groups. The meeting ended with a culinary highlight from the Berggasthof Dorfner, prepared by Anton Dalvai and his team. The people present included well -known personalities such as Daniel Stuflesser, Stephanie Dissertori and Leo Tiefenthaler.

The importance of the Dolomites in tourism

The Dolomites have established themselves as one of the main goals for tourism in Italy in recent years. This impressive mountain formation was created about 280 million years ago by lowering a mountain chain and by sediment deposits and volcanic activity. Since the summer of 2009, the Dolomites have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which further underlines its importance for the region. In this respect, the protection of nature and the promotion of gentle tourism is of great importance.

The most famous mountains in the Dolomites include the marmolata, which is the highest point at 3,342 m, as well as the three battlements, the rose garden, the Schlern and numerous other peaks. Popular holiday locations such as Cortina d’Ampezzo, Wolkenstein and Corvara attract numerous tourists every year who want to experience the unique landscape of the Dolomites.

The journey to this beautiful region is possible with both car, bus, train and plane, which makes accessibility easier for vacationers. In addition to the unique mountain landscapes, the Dolomites are also known for their numerous lakes such as the Pragser Wildsee and the Antholzer See, as well as for hikes on the famous height paths that lead through the impressive nature.

Therefore, tourism for lively villages and the entire region remains indispensable, which was also impressive at the annual meeting of the HGV. For future developments, it will be crucial to find a balance between tourist growth and the protection of the unique natural landscapes of the Dolomites.

For more information you can report the reports on Buongiornosuedtirol.it and dolomiten.net read.