BFI Burgenland chooses new leadership - Eissalon Tropicale once again awarded!

BFI Burgenland chooses new leadership - Eissalon Tropicale once again awarded!

In the Oberwart region there are exciting news that affects both education and enjoyment. Recently, the leadership of the BFI Burgenland was re -elected, which ensures a breath of fresh air in the state's largest educational institute.

Edmund "Jimmy" Artner remains at the top as chairman of the supervisory board and thus continues his sixth period. In the election, which ended with 100 percent approval, Franz Johann Bieler and Heimo Hochwarter were also elected as deputy. Meinverkirk reports that the BFI beds on skilled workers' qualification and provides varied course and seminar offers. If you are interested, you can find out more under +43 664 800 45 476 and even receive support for the return to work.

enjoyment in the ice cream box

Another highlight in the region is the award of the EISTOCAL "Tropicale - Café & Gelateria". This was once again voted for the best ice cream parlor in Burgenland. Mayor Georg Rosner expressed his congratulations on the choice based on a two-week Falstaff Community voting. He praised the quality, the creative types of ice cream and the excellent service of the restaurant, which is operated by Markus Zlatnik and Irene Jandl. This success shows that the Burgenlanders appreciate their local delights.

opening of the McDonald’s restaurant

There are also exciting developments on the culinary map of Oberwarts: On July 3., the McDonald’s restaurant celebrates its reopening after extensive renovation. The renovation, which took around seven months, promises a modern, sustainable and generous new building. The anticipation for the opening is great, and many people can hardly wait to explore the new premises.

But the region is not just about treats and education. In the course of the educational consultations, the BIB organizes a summer special in the castle park in Eisenstadt. There are the opportunity to clarify questions about education and work on two appointments in July and one in August. Bib Burgenland also indicates the worrying results of the Piaac study. These showed that reading skills in Austria has dropped significantly in the past ten years. Around 1.7 million adults have difficulty reading longer texts, which indicates the importance of education initiatives.

Overall, it turns out that something is going on in Oberwart. The region remains exciting and full of opportunities for all citizens from new leaders and exquisite Eissalons to modernized restaurants and education initiatives.