Growing and developing Experience Pyhä
Project goals:
The goal of the project is to strengthen Experience Pyhä's tourism infrastructure through the construction of new restaurant and accommodation capacity. At the end of the project, 20 new accommodation units, a new Restaurant Aihki, a new lounge and reception area. The project aims to promote the development of a sustainable and dynamic business environment, which in turn supports economic goals, such as increasing tourism revenues, creating new jobs and improving local infrastructure.Implementation time:
01/01/2024 - 31/12/2026Project financing:
North Ostrobothnia Centre for Economic Development, Transport, and Environment.
The project's budget is 5,070,368€ and the North Ostrobothnia ELY Centre supports the project with 1,774,629€.
Experience Pyhä Future
Operating as the leading company in the internationalization of the Pyhä area is one of our most important goals, and we aim to inspire other businesses in the region to embark on the path of internationalization. Together with our subcontractors, we want to become an even more innovative and responsible provider of accommodation, restaurant, and program services that offer our customers memorable and authentic experiences based on Arctic nature and local community.
Project Goals
Through this project, we promote our company's strategy and objectives by systematically expanding the capacity of accommodation, restaurant, as well as auxiliary and program services. The project enables serving international and quality-conscious customers and receiving larger groups at once.
The Experience Pyhä Future project supports Experience Pyhä's search for growth from international markets around the world. Through this project, we improve our brand presence and develop digital customer experience, as well as create clear frameworks for achieving growth and internationalization.
Implementation period:
15.5.2023 – 29.2.2024
Project Financing:
North Ostrobothnia Centre for Economic Development, Transport, and Environment.
The project budget is 60,000€, and the North Ostrobothnia ELY Centre supports the project with 36,000€.