Tourism at the Coast - Sun and beach chair: North Sea island welcomes many day visitors
Hosts and tourism associations along the North Sea coast are expecting a surge in tourism in the coming days due to uncertain weather conditions and predicted summer temperatures. Baltrum, the smallest of the East Frisian Islands, is nearly fully booked, according to Baltrum's Tourism Manager Michael von Tegelen.
The accommodations on the island are about 90% occupied. Many holidaymakers from the important source region North Rhine-Westphalia for the Lower Saxon North Sea coast have already arrived on the island. "There are still possibilities for some days to come in," said von Tegelen. The island could expect up to 1,000 day-trippers on sunny days in the coming days. The beach was already bustling on Thursday.
The German Weather Service expects temperatures of up to 34 degrees in Lower Saxsen on Saturday, with only slight cooling to around 30 degrees on the East Frisian Islands. The meteorologists forecast temperatures of up to 24 degrees for the islands on Sunday. In the past few weeks, fluctuating weather has dampened the mood in the tourism industry.
While summer holidays are already running in Lower Saxony and Bremen, the first holiday weekend is now starting in Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein, and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The ADAC expects correspondingly heavy traffic on the roads in the north.
- The hospitality industry along the North Sea Coast, including establishments on Baltrum, the North Sea Island, are preparing for an influx of tourists due to the anticipated good weather.
- To making the most of their holidays, many sunbathers are renting sunbeds on the sandy beaches of Baltrum.
- Tourism associations in Lower Saxony are closely monitoring the weather forecasts, hoping that the predicted temperatures will attract more tourists to the coast.
- As a result of the widespread interest in Baltrum, local tourism associations are collaborating to ensure that visitors have a enjoyable and memorable stay on the East Frisian Island.
- The Tourism Association in Lower Saxony is expecting a significant boost in tourism revenue from both domestic and international visitors seeking to enjoy the sun and sea on the North Sea Coast.
