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Public transport is the most convenient way to reach Alpbach. We recommend you to plan and book your journey with our mobility partner ÖBB, the Austrian Federal Railways: Together with our partner we expand the regional transport in the Alpbach area which makes travelling to Alpbach easy and quick.

Getting there: Wörgl in Tyrol, Austria, is the best train destination for further travel to Alpbach. You can also reach Alpbach from Jenbach in Tyrol. There are two options to reach Alpbach from these train stations:

1. Take the shuttle bus line 1 from Wörgl or Jenbach train station to Alpbach.
2. Take the regional train from Wörgl or Jenbach to Brixlegg. From there, bus line 4074 or one of our shuttle bus lines 1 or 2 will bring you to Alpbach.
   

At all train stations, you will find the bus stop for all lines in the direction to Alpbach in front of the station. For the Congress Centrum Alpbach, get off at the bus stop “Alpbach Böglerhof/CCA”. Traveling with the regional bus lines is free of charge with your EFA ticket and/or confirmation of your accommodation reservation.

Train ticket discounts: The Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB grants a discount on your travel to Alpbach. Registration entitles you to a 22% discount on the ÖBB standard fare, to 10% off the international standard-fare and to a special price on the ÖBB Night Jet. Use this link and enter the TAN code KLY4DX. You will then be able to register as a new customer using your e-mail address and book your journey. If you have an existing ÖBB account, please use a new E-mail address to register for the Congress Account.

The Inn valley motorway (A12) takes you to Alpbach: exit the motorway at Kramsach/Alpbachtal. From there it is 9 km via Brixlegg to the village centre of Alpbach. As there are no parking facilities at the Congress Centrum Alpbach, we recommend using the car park at the entrance of the village (just before the Supermarket “SPAR”) or at best leave your car at the accommodation.

For electric cars, there are filling stations in the village centre (opposite to Böglerhof) and at the fire station (opposite Spar supermarket). More filling stations for electric cars: Electromobility in the Alpbachtal I Tyrol

The EFA event is a certified “green meeting”. We encourage you to choose your transportation accordingly and abstain from flights.

Innsbruck Airport (INN), Austria
The nearest airport is Innsbruck (approx. 60 km from Alpbach). Take the bus F (towards Kaplanstraße) to Innsbruck main station (“Hauptbahnhof”). The bus runs every 15–30 minutes, and the ride from the airport to Innsbruck main station takes approx. 15 minutes. From Innsbruck main station, take a train to Wörgl, Brixlegg or Jenbach. The ride takes 30–50 minutes. For connections from Wörgl, Brixlegg and Jenbach see above “Getting there with Public Transport”.

Munich Airport (MUC), Germany
From Munich Airport use the train line S8 to the station “München Ost / Ostbahnhof”. From there take the train (IC or EC) directly to Wörgl.

For your train travel planning, we recommend booking with our mobility partner “ÖBB” as explained above at “By Train and Bus”

In addition to the regular bus lines 602 and 620, a free transfer is running several times a day on the route Wörgl or Jenbach–Brixlegg–Reith–Alpbach–Inneralpbach to the Congress Centrum Alpbach in cooperation with the ÖBB. The journey with all bus lines is free of charge with your EFA ticket and/or confirmation of your accommodation reservation. The ÖBB-App "Scotty" contains all regular and extra mobility offers during the time of the Forum.

For accommodations that are not within walking distance of a bus stop on shuttle bus line 1 or 2, the European Forum Alpbach, in cooperation with local taxi companies, offers free shuttle taxis. They will take you to/ from the bus stop Brixlegg or Reith Dorfmitte to your accomodation. The regions are operated by different taxi companies, depending on the region. Please book your ride 45 min. in advance and show your badge to the driver.

Provider for the region Brixlegg, Münster, Kramsach, Rattenberg, Strass

Taxi Tirol: +43 676 88 65 65 100

Provider for the region Reith

Taxi Moser: +43 5336 5616 or +43 664 315 2300

Special rate shared taxis are available to pick you up at your accommodation and take you to the Congress Centrum Alpbach and back. In order to offer you a special rate, the ride is carried out as a shared taxi. Please report your travel request at least 45 minutes before the desired departure time and show your badge to the driver.

Taxi Moser: +43 5336 5616 or +43 664 315 2300

Rates for single use/group use

• Alpbach <-> Inneralpbach = EUR 16,00/EUR 8,00 per person
• Alpbach <-> Reith = EUR 24,00/EUR 12,00 per person
• Alpbach <-> Brixlegg = EUR 25,00/EUR 15,00 per person
• Alpbach <-> Radfeld/Rattenberg = EUR 30,00/EUR 17,00 per person
• Alpbach <-> Kramsach = EUR 30,00/EUR 17,00 per person

The following taxi companies offer reduced rates to participants of the European Forum Alpbach:

• Bus- und Taxiunternehmen Gabriel Moser eU, T: +43 5336 5616, +43 664 315 2300, E: taxi@autoreisen-moser.at
• Mein Taxi Tirol – Brixlegg, T: +43 676 88 65 65 100, T: +43 5332 71718, E: business@meintaxi-tirol.com
• Airportservice Tirol – Wörgl, E: info@airportservice-tirol.com

• Handling reported cases in agreement with the affected persons.
• Dialogue and support for the persons concerned.
• Mediating between the EFA, scholarship holders, participants and the Forum Alpbach Network
• Raising awareness and educating about the Code of Conduct, anti-discrimination and measures against harassment at the EFA.
• Training of Code of Conduct multipliers at the EFA (e.g. EFA team, participants in the awareness initiative "Your Aware friend at EFA").
• Annually reviewing and developing the Code of Conduct to adapt to socio-political conditions.
• Deriving structural measures from individual cases, which are implemented jointly with the EFA.

In the case management of reports or possible violations against the Code of Conduct, actions are taken quickly, precisely, and cautiously to clarify the situation, protect and support those affected, provide clear action options, choose the appropriate path for all parties involved, implement appropriate consequences, prevent future transgressions, and restore a safe environment for the affected person. It is important that the focus remains on the affected individuals and that the Ombudsteam's actions contribute to improving the situation.

No action is taken without the consent of the affected person!

Persons whose native language is not German can communicate in English. The responsibility for harassment and assault always lies with the harasser, and the authority to interpret harassment lies with those affected. The perspective of those affected is considered sensitively and respectfully, and complaints and wishes are taken seriously.

Every case is handled, regardless of whether it is ongoing or from the past, as a case is never closed for the affected individuals. The Ombudsteam operates with absolute confidentiality in a protected environment, calmly and clearly, in compliance with GDPR, task-oriented according to the needs of the affected individuals, impartial in the interest of the reporting and affected person, independent and non-corporate, as well as networked and cooperative.

Sophie Rendl studied law and is an expert in violence prevention and anti-discrimination as well as co-founder of Frauendomäne – a database for women experts. Most recently, she was in charge of setting up the vera* trust centre against harassment and violence in art, culture and sports.

Nick Jakobs is a psychotherapist in training, has been working in clubbing culture for 10 years and is the founder of the awareness team in a Viennese nightclub.

When a concern is raised, people should identify themselves in order to facilitate communication; however, they can also remain anonymous. The ombudsteam guarantees the protection of identity from third parties. After a report is made, we discuss what has happened. A face-to-face meeting can be arranged if the initial contact was made by telephone or via a signal. The person concerned is given an initial assessment of the case and the available options for action are outlined. A joint decision is made on how to proceed and other people are involved if necessary and desired.