The COVID-19 Code of Conduct of the lift companies in the ALPIN CARD ticket alliance: Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun.
This information will be updated on an ongoing basis!
(Status 16.04.2022)
With the latest COVID-19 regulations, there are no longer any special restrictions for the use of cable cars and mountain restaurants. The 3G proof & FFP2 mask requirements no longer exists. The government recommends to wear a mask in closed rooms for self-protection reasons.
What you can do to protect yourselves and others:
Take care of ventilation
Lift cabins are ventilated through permanently installed ventilation openings. Windows can be used for additional ventilation.
Take care of hand hygiene
Please observe the general rules of hygiene and wash your hands regularly. Disinfectant dispensers are available in sanitary facilities. Disinfection measures are carried out regularly.
Disposal of used protective masks
Please do not leave your used protective masks or handkerchiefs in the lifts but dispose of them properly. In the lift station areas, there are waste bins available.
Follow the recommendations and instructions
Please follow the recommendations for conduct and the instructions of our employees and especially observe the applicable hygiene regulations.
Pay cashless
When possible, make non-cash payments.
Don't visit when you're not feeling well
If you have symptoms that could indicate a possible COVID-19 infection (fever, cough, sore throat, loss of taste/smell, ...), please stay at home/in your accommodation and contact the reception of your accommodation or a doctor immediately.
Demonstrate personal responsibility
Please demonstrate personal responsibility and protect your health as well as the health of your fellow human beings.
Please follow our COVID-19 Code of Conduct and enjoy your stay in the ALPIN CARD region.
We will continually evaluate the situation and adapt our Code of Conduct to fall in line with any changes regarding legal or regulatory requirements.
This information will be updated on an ongoing basis!
(Status 16.04.2022)