Lenggies got a new TI manager
Created: 01/16/2022, 08:37
By: Ewald Scheitterer
Change of leadership in Lenggrieser Tourist-Info: Town hall chief Stefan Klaffenbacher says goodbye to Ursula Dinter-Adolf (centre) and welcomes Maria Bader.
© Ewald Scheitterer
Lenggries – Change of staff at the Lenggries Tourist Info: After seven years, Ursula Dinter-Adolf is handing over the management of TI to 24-year-old Maria Bader from Tölzer.
On Monday the time had come in the Lenggries town hall and the change of management was completed with a small ceremony in the presence of Mayor Stefan Klaffenbacher.
"In Maria Bader we have a committed young woman who will certainly bring in new ideas, but who will take over the management in a difficult situation in the tourism industry, especially due to Corona," emphasized the head of the town hall and said: "I wish you the best of luck for the new task and above all a lot of patience.”
Difficult farewell for Ursula Dinter-Adolf
Saying goodbye was obviously difficult for the outgoing director, who, in her own words, “first wants to take care of my health”.
Afterwards, Ursula Dinter-Adolf thanked us for the "great cooperation in a great team at all levels." She also included the great support in the town hall, in the municipal council, from landlords and service providers.
Dinter-Adolf has achieved a lot during her tenure, above all the digitization of guest relations.
“I always had the feeling that you can make a difference.
We rose to the challenges and made it together," she said.
The mayor immediately returned the praise and emphasized: “You have achieved a lot, small things and big ones too.
For example, you initiated the hiking trail concept, which we are now on the home straight.
Thank you for your work and the very good cooperation.”
New TI manager in Lenggries: Maria Bader
Of course, the face of Maria Bader, the new head of the Lenggrieser Tourist Info, is not that new either.
She started her apprenticeship as a leisure and tourism clerk there in September 2013 and successfully completed it.
After Bader later completed her training as a business administrator and most recently worked in the Tölzer Land Tourismus department in the district office, she has been back in Lenggries since the beginning of the year - the familiar friendly face in a new position: "I'm looking forward to my new one assignment,” she said.
