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Ischgl
NO
AGENCY FEES!
Located
in
Ischgl/Tirol
in the Alps close to Innsbruck and borders with Switzerland, Germany and
Italy. The clubs is located in the richest skiing resorts area. The
management
needs between 10 and 15 showgirls. The
club prefers dancers wanting to work in Austria for periods of minimum of
two weeks up to 3 months. Coyote Ugly is a high level entertainment club.
For
more information, work conditions and contract
please login here
If
you are not a registered dancer in our agency please fill the application
form
our services are 100% free for the dancers and models.
Exotic
Angels is not an employer. We donīt support or encourage the illegal
immigration. Exotic Angels guarantee that all clubs listed on our site are
real, safe and donīt involve prostitution or women traffic. In all the
clubs listed on our website dancers are respected and protected.
The strip clubs and
the dancers are totally responsible of all
their legal documents, visas and work permits.
Map
taken from lonelyplanet.com
About
the Country:
OFFICIAL
NAME: Republic of Austria
CAPITAL: Vienna
SYSTEM OF
GOVERNMENT: Federal Multiparty Republic
AREA:
83,853 Sq Km (32,376 Sq Mi)
ESTIMATED 2000
POPULATION:
7,995,500
LOCATION
& GEOGRAPHY:
Austria is a small mountainous landlocked country in South Central Europe. It is bound by Germany and the Czech Republic to the north, Slovakia to the northeast, Hungary to the east, Slovenia and Italy to the south as well as Switzerland and Liechtenstein to the west. Although almost 75% of the country is mountainous and Austria can be topographically divided into (1.) the Eastern Alps, (2.) the northern Alpine forelands, (3.) the Bohemian Plateau, (4.) the Vienna Basin and (5.) the eastern and southern lowlands. The principal river is the Danube and its tributaries which flow eastward through central Austria. Austria has the highest percentage of forest in Central Europe with forests covering around 37% of the land area, of which conifers account for 85% while 10% are beech, 2% are oak and deciduous trees account for the remainder. Major Cities (pop. est.); Vienna 1,540,000, Graz 238,000, Linz 203,000, Salzburg 144,000, Innsbruck 118,000 (1991). Land Use; forested 39%, pastures 24%, agricultural-cultivated 18%, other 19% (1993).
CLIMATE:Austria's climate is influenced by three climatic systems, (1.) the North Atlantic maritime, (2.) the Mediterranean and (3.) the continental. The country can also be divided into three climatic regions, (1.) the Alps where it is often sunny in winter but cloudy in summer. (2.) The Danube Valley and Vienna Basin, the driest regions where winter snow is rarely deep. (3.) The southeast region which experiences heavy thunderstorms and where winters can be severe, although summers are warmer and sunnier than the Alps region. Winters are generally cold throughout the country and the summer months are often the wettest with heavy rainfall that is also short in duration. Average temperature ranges in Vienna are from -4 to 1 degrees Celsius (25 to 34 degrees Fahrenheit) in January to 15 to 25 degrees Celsius (59 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit) in July.
CURRENCY:The official currency is the Euro divided into 100 cents.
ECONOMY:Gross National Product; USD $183,530,000,000 (1993). National Debt; USD $88,149,000,000 (1992). Imports; S 593,900,000,000 (1993). Exports; S 487,600,000,000 (1993). Tourism Receipts; USD $13,400,000,000 (1993). Balance of Trade; S -89,300,000,000 (1994). Economically Active Population; 3,679,000 or 46.7% of total population (1992). Unemployed; 6.5% (1994).
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