Workation. Working and holidaying in the Hall-Wattens region

The concept of coworkation (a blend of work and holiday) is steadily gaining popularity, as this new dimension of a healthy work-life balance is a priority for entrepreneurs and employees alike.

The Alpine region, with its countless leisure activities, is naturally particularly well-suited to this. For instance, you can pop over to the Glungezer at lunchtime go for a quick ski at lunchtime or tackle a summit tour at the weekend, whilst spending the rest of the time working remotely for the company: creativity and endorphins are guaranteed! A leisure programme featuring various hikesand cultural activities further round off the package for the ‘coworkationist’.

These days, location-independent and flexible working is easily possible in many professions. Digitalisation – with mobile internet, modern conferencing solutions and new technological developments – offers the advantage of being able to set up a workspace in a chosen co-working space on a weekly basis or for longer periods.

The necessary infrastructure for working is also usually in place. As well as free Wi-Fi, a printer, scanner, fax, telephone and projector, co-workers also gain access to a personal network as part of the package. This is one of the greatest advantages of co-working spaces: the opportunity to exchange ideas with people from a wide variety of professions and sectors.

Thanks to the diverse mix of co-workers, the working environment in a co-working space is an ideal breeding ground for new ideas and business models. The contacts made here can help grow your own business or lead to new contracts.