a career and family really could go hand in hand?
At the Alpenresort Schwarz, this isn’t just a vision—it’s a way of life. The resort in Mieming demonstrates that modern hospitality can be so much more than just a job; it’s a place where people can grow over the long term without having to put their family life on the back burner.
A workplace that cares about families
The hospitality industry is known for its dynamism, flexibility, and passion. At the same time, it often presents employees with the challenge of balancing work and family life. This is exactly where the Alpenresort Schwarz comes in.
For employees with young children, a qualified nanny is on hand to lovingly care for the little ones. Parents know their children are in good hands while they can focus on their work.
There’s also room for adventure for older children: the Kids’ Club offers games, creative activities, and supervision. This creates an environment where not only guests but also employees’ families feel at home.
People First
What makes the Alpenresort Schwarz special are the people behind it. Many team members have been with the resort for many years—some even across generations.
This sense of unity doesn’t happen by chance. It is the result of a corporate culture that is built on trust, appreciation, and long-term perspectives. Employees are not merely seen as workers, but as individuals with their own unique life stories.
This is also reflected in training opportunities, career development prospects, and an environment that fosters personal growth.
A place where the future takes shape
Those who work at the Alpenresort Schwarz shouldn’t have to choose between career development and family life. Instead, a model is emerging that makes both possible.
Especially at a time when many industries are searching for new approaches, the resort in Mieming demonstrates what a modern employer culture can look like: humane, forward-thinking, and with an eye toward future generations.
Because when employees feel at home, that’s exactly what guests experience at the Alpenresort Schwarz—genuine warmth.
“A strong team is built when people can pursue their careers without having to sacrifice their family life.”
