Oberland enthusiastic: Almost 1 million guests in the first half of 2024

Oberland enthusiastic: Almost 1 million guests in the first half of 2024

tourism in the Oberland: A look at the current numbers

The Upper Bavarian Oberland is also one of the most sought -after travel destinations in Bavaria in the first half of 2024. Thanks to newly published statistics from the State Office for Statistics, it is clear that the region is experiencing a real tourism boom. The numbers show that almost a million guests have visited the scenic areas, which underlines the deeply rooted attraction of this unique region.

Where are the focus of tourism?

Most of the arrivals were recorded in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district, where more than 460,000 guests spent their time. This region is particularly well known for its impressive mountains and diverse leisure opportunities, attracts both hikers and winter athletes. The district shows comparable success through almost 1.5 million overnight stays, which further consolidates its role as a leading goal in the Oberland.

growth in a wide variety of regions

A particularly remarkable aspect of this development is the growth that Starnberg has achieved. This district recorded the greatest increase in tourism numbers, which can be attributed to the growing interest in natural experiences and lakes. In contrast, Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen was in the minus in the guest arrivals, which could initiate an exciting discussion about future development in these areas.

collective trend and meaning for the region

The general increase of over six percent in both categories compared to the previous year shows that the Oberland is in line with the Bavaria -wide trend. This increase in guests and overnight stays has far -reaching positive effects on the local accommodation industry and the associated economy. It not only promotes the creation of new jobs, but also strengthens local craft and gastronomy in the region.

an outlook on the future

The positive trend in tourism in the Oberland makes it clear that the region continues to play a key role for travelers from near and far with its natural charm and diverse offers. Local actors are also required to develop innovative offers in order to maintain and increase the attractiveness of the region. The goal will be to promote high -quality tourism that is sustainable and at the same time preserves the unique characteristics of the Oberland.