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Bonjour mes amis! Ready for an Austrian adventure? Let's talk about a skiing trip to Obertauern for four discerning business travelers this autumn. Forget the frantic pace of your usual work trips; this is about efficiency, breathtaking scenery, and a touch of alpine charm.

Autumn in Obertauern offers a unique blend of crisp mountain air and the promise of fresh snow. Expect temperatures hovering around freezing, with potential for snow earlier in the season. Don't worry, the sunshine is often glorious, painting the larch trees in stunning golden hues.

While the main ski season hasn't fully begun, Obertauern might offer some early-season runs depending on snowfall. Other activities include hiking amidst those beautiful golden larches, exploring the charming town, and indulging in the region’s culinary delights. Expect fewer crowds than peak season, making for a more relaxing experience, and this translates to greater access to activities and potentially better pricing.

Regarding costs, let's assume flights from a major European hub to Salzburg (followed by a 1.5-hour transfer to Obertauern) cost approximately €500 per person round trip. Accommodation in a comfortable 4-star hotel for four people for a week might be around €2800, averaging €700 per person. Daily dining, including hearty Austrian meals and après-ski drinks, could range from €100 to €200 per person per day. A full-day ski pass if available early in the season, would range from around €50-€70 per person. Factor in additional costs for potential off-piste activities.

Obertauern itself is easily navigable on foot, thanks to its compact layout. Transportation within the resort is simple; regular buses connect the different areas and hotels. Accessibility is excellent, with facilities catered for all levels of mobility. But remember, you might need to check for snow conditions that may affect accessibility of certain hiking routes. The architecture in Obertauern is largely traditional alpine, characterized by wooden chalets and cozy inns.

The autumn landscape is nothing short of magical. The fiery colors of the changing leaves contrast strikingly with the snow-capped peaks. For those who appreciate serene beauty, autumn in Obertauern is an unparalleled experience. Be prepared for potential changes in weather, and pack accordingly. Late autumn can bring sudden snowfalls and icy conditions.

Regarding restaurants and attractions opening hours, these can be variable in early season. It’s best to check directly with the businesses before your trip. Traditionally, expect to find hearty dishes like Wiener Schnitzel and Tafelspitz on the menu, along with local specialties made with regional cheeses. The local atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. You'll likely encounter many other Europeans sharing your appreciation for the beauty of the mountains. Expect to hear the gentle murmur of conversations in German, English, and other languages. The overall sound is soothing, punctuated by occasional laughter and the clinking of glasses in the local gaststätten.

Estimated total cost for a week-long trip for four people: approximately €7000 - €9000, excluding personal shopping. This covers flights, accommodation, food, and ski passes (if available). Remember, this is an estimate, and costs may vary depending on specific choices and availability. I strongly advise you to book in advance to get the best rates. Let's make this trip unforgettable!