tirol

I don't know if south tirol (part of Italy) has any regulation similar to the one mentioned for northern tirol (part of Austria).

Hall in Tirol is worth an afternoon, and in the middle ages was more important than Innsbruck.

Innsbruck is not a mountain town, it's the biggest city in the Tirol with >100k residents.

Carneval, public gatherings, and failing personal hygiene and isolation, plus our tourists from Tirol and Egypt made tracking measures obsolete.

You couldn't build most buildings in Tirol in the US due to zoning restrictions.

I quite like the rules in the Tirol - you can only own property if you live there.

Neither did the ski tourists in Ischgl and South Tirol where apre ski parties continued until the bodies started dropping (first metaphorically,later literally).

Indeed, Sud Tirol is often cited as a good example of how to handle a linguistic/cultural minority, which mostly involves the aforementioned piles of money, and a lot of freedom to use their own language.

There are probably still a few very elderly people alive in the Sud Tirol region of Italy who, as infants, found themselves to be Italian citizens despite not having moved a mile, because Italy managed to beat Austria in WWI.

A lot of places in the Tirol have issues with affordable housing for workers while at the same time new hotels are being built and existing hotels expanded, increasing the demand for affordable housing by increasing the demand for workers.

Germany is preventing exports of urgently needed masks and other medical supplies to Switzerland and Austria, Austria announced that no curfews were coming yesterday and today Tirol is under curfew and harsh curfew-like restrictions will be in place from Monday in all of Austria.

It seems to me like the clear sensible political solution here is for all sides to guarantee the security and neutrality of Ukraine (make it the Switzerland of Eurasia), and for Donetsk and Crimea to remain part of Ukraine as autonomous regions - a la Sud Tirol in Italy.

The EU is probably more effective at stopping Italy and Austria having a go over the Tirol.

Financial autonomy also helped to rein in separatists in South Tirol, a German-speaking region of Italy.

Nitpick: Luxemburg, Belgium (around Eupen), Italy (Tirol) and France (Alsace) are also German speaking countries.