Accessibility Statement

Liechtenstein Marketing strives to make its websites accessible in accordance with the Law on Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (BGlG), LGBl. 2022 No. 101.

This accessibility statement applies to the following Liechtenstein Marketing websites:

www.tourismus.li
www.liechtenstein-business.li
www.liechtenstein-marketing.li
www.staatsfeiertag.li

Based on current information, there are currently no mobile applications covered by this statement.

Status of compliance with the requirements

The websites listed above are partially compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA and with the applicable European Standard EN 301 549 V3.2.1 (2021-03) in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/2102.

This assessment is based on an internal self-evaluation and a random review of key page types. A comprehensive technical review of all content, functions, states, and third-party modules has not yet been completed. Therefore, full compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA cannot be confirmed at this time.

A new website is in the works for www.staatsfeiertag.li. The development of the new website is focused on achieving WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance. The launch of the accessible website is scheduled for mid-June 2026.

Content that is not accessible

The content listed below is not fully accessible, or is not yet fully accessible, for the following reasons:

a. Non-compliance with accessibility requirements

We are currently unable to definitively confirm full accessibility for the following sections, content, and features:

Interactive maps, tour modules, route planners, and graphical analyses, particularly in connection with integrated or linked third-party services.
Complex booking, search, filter, and form functions, particularly for accommodation searches, newsletter sign-ups, event information, media registrations, or similar input processes.
Individual images, image galleries, videos, social media embeds, and audiovisual content for which alternative text, captions, audio descriptions, or structured image information have not yet been fully reviewed or added.
PDF files, downloads, brochures, and older documents that may not be fully tagged, structured, or optimized for screen readers.
Individual navigation elements, pop-ups, overlays, sliders, or controls for which keyboard accessibility, focus handling, visible focus, name/role/value, or screen reader output have not yet been thoroughly tested for all states.
Specific variations in color, contrast, and display, particularly for graphic elements, maps, banners, images containing text, or embedded third-party content.
Content in simple language or sign language is not currently available across the board.

Liechtenstein Marketing is working to improve these areas as part of its ongoing technical, editorial, and design enhancements.

b. Disproportionate burden

At this time, no general exemption based on disproportionate burden is being claimed. If making individual older content, very extensive archive collections, or complex third-party modules accessible would require a disproportionate amount of effort in the short term, these items will be reviewed on a priority basis and, where possible, supplemented with accessible alternatives.

c. The content does not fall within the scope of the applicable laws

The following content may, in whole or in part, fall outside Liechtenstein Marketing’s direct sphere of influence or may not be fully covered by its scope of application:

Third-party content that is not created, funded, or controlled by Liechtenstein Marketing.
Embedded content and features from external service providers, such as maps, booking systems, social media content, video platforms, newsletter tools, or similar third-party modules.
Older archive, download, or media files, unless they are required for ongoing administrative procedures or current services.

If information is needed from non-accessible content, Liechtenstein Marketing will, whenever possible, provide an accessible alternative or customized information.

Preparation of the Accessibility Statement

This statement was prepared on June 3, 2026.

The statement was prepared based on a self-assessment conducted by Liechtenstein Marketing. In addition, publicly available information from the relevant websites was taken into account.

This statement was last reviewed on June 3, 2026.

Feedback and Contact Information

If you notice any accessibility issues on any of the websites listed, or if you need information about non-accessible content, please contact Liechtenstein Marketing:

Liechtenstein Marketing
Äulestrasse 30
P.O. Box 139
9490 Vaduz
Liechtenstein

Phone: +423 239 63 63
Email: info@liechtenstein.li

If possible, please specify the website, the specific page, and the feature where the issue occurs. This will allow Liechtenstein Marketing to review and address your feedback effectively.

Enforcement proceedings

You have submitted a request regarding the accessibility of the websites mentioned above using the contact information provided. If a satisfactory solution is not reached within the legally defined two-month period, you may contact the office responsible for enforcement proceedings at the Department of Social Services (Enforcement Office).

If the complaint is justified, the enforcement agency will issue recommendations for action and propose measures.

Department of Social Services Postplatz 2
9494 Schaan
Email: digitale-barrierefreiheit@llv.li

Note on ongoing development

Liechtenstein Marketing continuously reviews and improves the digital accessibility of its websites. New content and technical updates are designed to be as accessible as possible. Feedback from users helps identify existing barriers and address them effectively.