Dear guests, we are so happy that we can open our houses for you again! From sunday, 12th of december on you can spend your holidays with us. The 2-G-rule is in force: proof of vaccination or recovery must be shown (Green Pass). The 2-G-rule applies to all individuals over the age of 12. (Children up to the age of 12 are exempt.) Vaccinated – recovered ⇒ GG (‘Geimpft’, ‘Genesen’) The 2-G-rule applies in the following areas: Gastronomy (also night gastronomy) Body-related services Hotels and other accommodation Leisure facilities (e.g. dance schools, zoos) Cultural venues (with the exception of museums, libraries, bookshops and archives → where FFP2 masks must be worn) Private sports facilities Events (of more than 25 participants) Trade fairs and public fairs, congresses Coaches and excursion boats Cable Cars We are looking forward to your stay and hopefully we will meet soon! Andrea and Martin with family

The 2-G-rule is in force: proof of vaccination or recovery must be shown (Green Pass). The 2-G-rule applies to all individuals over the age of 12. (Children up to the age of 12 are exempt.) Vaccinated – recovered ⇒ GG (‘Geimpft’, ‘Genesen’) Ski resorts and cable cars are open. From November 15, cable car operators must check for a valid 2-G-certificate (vaccinated or recovered) for all guests over the age of 12. The 2-G rule applies to all persons over the age of 12. (Children up to the age of twelve are exempt.) For children and young people between the ages of 12 and 15 (compulsory school age), the Ninja Pass (for school children in Austria) is treated as equivalent to the 2-G-proof and is therefore also valid as proof of access to the cable cars. Up to November 15, FFP2-masks must be worn in gondolas, cabins or chairlifts with protective hoods and enclosed waiting areas. Children up to the age of six are exempt. From November 15, after which date masks no longer need to be worn, the 2-G-proof must be presented in cable cars (ski lifts and gondolas).

Dear guests, because of too many covid-19-positive people in Austria, our government decided to close all of the ski areas until the 23rd of December, it´s forbidden for us to host guests until the 7th of January. After that we hope that the whole situation will calm down and we will be able to open our houses, fill them with lives and be there for you and your families. You can be sure that we as hosts and also the owners of the ski areas are doing our best to offer you a safe winter holiday, but it´s also important that everybody takes care, together we are strong! If you are still thinking about a christmas present: what about a voucher for holidays at Brollerhof? We hope that we will meet again soon, in the meantime we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, all the best to you and your families! Best wishes from the Pfurtscheller family/Brollerhof