The Holsteiner Verband is further expanding its international reach: the association’s website is now available in Spanish, French and Polish, as well as German and English.
By expanding the range of languages available, the Holsteiner Verband is responding to the increasingly international nature of its membership and breeding community. Holsteiner horses enjoy an excellent reputation worldwide and are at home in numerous countries. With this new multilingual offering, the association aims to make information and services accessible to even more people directly and without language barriers.
“The Holsteiner Verband has long had an international presence. Our members, breeders and friends of the Holsteiner horse come from all over the world. With this expanded range of languages, we wish to reflect this international character whilst at the same time strengthening our ties with our members,” says Stephan Haarhoff, Breeding Director and Managing Director of the umbrella organisation.
As well as the latest news and information on Holsteiner breeding, the website provides useful insights into the association’s remit and services, as well as events, breeding and sport. The additional language versions make it easier, in particular, for international breeders, horse owners and interested parties to access the association’s services.
With the addition of Spanish, French and Polish, three languages of particular significance to international equestrian sport and breeding have been included. In doing so, the Holsteiner Verband is sending a further signal of its international focus and aims to further intensify exchanges with the global Holsteiner community.
New app: The Holsteiner Verband is always with
you, digitally With the new Holsteiner Connect app, the Verband has already taken another step towards a digital future. Information and services can now be conveniently accessed via smartphone. The app brings together key content and enables members and friends of the Holsteiner horse to stay up to date whilst on the move.
The combination of the expanded multilingual website and the new app underlines the Holsteiner Verband’s commitment to being internationally accessible, digitally up to date and close to its members.
