Bereits im Januar habe ich die Nachfolge von Frau Angela Theiler angetreten. Pünktlich zum Auftakt der Tourismussaison in Ebermannstadt möchte ich mich als neue Tourismusmanagerin der Stadt kurz bei Ihnen allen vorstellen:
Mein Name ist Larissa Sedlmeier, ich bin 29 Jahre alt und gebürtig aus Fürstenfeldbruck in Oberbayern. Nach meinem Bachelorstudium der Medienwissenschaft habe ich in Bayreuth den Master in “Medienkultur und Medienwirtschaft” abgelegt. Seither war ich im Marketing auf Agentur- sowie Unternehmensseite tätig.
Ich wohne seit knapp 5 Jahren in Gasseldorf und habe bei vielen Wanderungen, Ausflügen und Veranstaltungen die wunderschöne Fränkische Schweiz und ihre Einwohner und Einwohnerinnen kennen und lieben gelernt. Umso mehr freue ich mich dieses außerordentliche touristische Potenzial, das Ebermannstadt und die gesamte Region zu bieten haben, mit meinen Ideen weiter vorantreiben zu dürfen und das touristische Angebot weiter auszubauen.
Dabei möchte ich insbesondere die Digitalisierung der bestehenden Angebote und die Vermarktung von Ebermannstadt als attraktiven Urlaubsort ins Zentrum meiner Tätigkeit stellen.
Bei Fragen, Anregungen oder Wünschen freue ich mich auf Ihre Nachricht oder ein persönliches Treffen!
Nach einer etwas längeren Winterpause darf ich Sie am 20. April 2024 ganz herzlich zur Neu-Eröffnung der Touristinfo Am Marktplatz 18 in Ebermannstadt einladen!
Nach der offiziellen Eröffnung um 09.30 Uhr durch die 1. Bürgermeisterin Christiane Meyer wird die Touristinfo an diesem Samstag für alle Besucherinnen und Besucher geöffnet sein.
Anlässlich der Eröffnung gibt es bei einem kreativen Gewinnspiel drei Freikarten für eine Fahrt mit der historischen Dampfbahn durch das malerischen Wiesenttal zu gewinnen!
Zukünftig wird die Touristinfo zu folgenden Zeiten geöffnet sein:
Mo: 10:00 – 15:00Uhr
Do: 14:00 – 17:00 Uhr
Fr: 12:00 – 16:00 Uhr
Am 20. April findet außerdem der Ultratrail Fränkische Schweiz mit Start und Ziel am Marktplatz in Ebermannstadt sowie die Verlosung der Gewinne der Osteraktion statt. Freuen Sie sich auf ein abwechslungsreiches Rahmenprogramm für die ganze Familie auf dem Marktplatz in Ebermannstadt!
Larissa Sedlmeier
Kirchenplatz 2, 91320 Ebermannstadt
sedlmeier@ebermannstadt.de
0170 57 68 240
Ebermannstadt
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