For some it is in between, almost daily life for others: a visit to a fast food restaurant! With McDonald’s, a hamburger giant now wants more. In any case, the company continues its expansion in the upper Austria. After four new openings in the previous year, the following building plans have already been rolled.
McDonald’s currently operates around 200 restaurants in Austria, 34 of them alone in Upper Austria. But even in the land of the Enns you still have a appetite for other restaurants. The construction negotiation for the construction of a new branch will increase in Mattighofen next Tuesday. “Mattighofen has a lot to offer, is a clothing location,” is CEO Daniel positive for a long time.
Four restaurants were added in 2024
The home base of motorcycle manufacturers KTM, who is currently in an economic struggle to survive, would be another new addition to the Network restaurant. In the previous year, McDonald’s only opened four new restaurants in Upper Austria: on 1 October it was so far in Schlüßlberg, two weeks later in PERG, then in St. Georgen im Attergau at the end of November, before a restaurant on Wiener Strasse in southern Linz was added 12 days before Christmas.
Otherwise, the offensive urge to go is omnipresent: in November 2024, after a spectacular conversion, the largest McDonald’s Austria was in operation after a spectacular conversion outside of Vienna. Now the work is currently underway in Gmunden, where a new restaurant is being built at the original location at the entrance of the city. In the meantime, the hunger of consumers is breastfeeding in a pop-up restaurant in a pop-up restaurant.
The company itself cannot be viewed in the cards for further expansion plans. However, new locations are constantly evaluated, one confirms.
Source: Krone
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