In East Jutland, the only hotel in Ebeltoft has been sold to a different buyer, which has caused disappointment for the founders of a new film boarding school that was looking to purchase the property for their operations. The boarding school had 26 students registered to begin after the summer holiday, and the loss of the hotel site is a setback that has frustrated the school's chairman, Jørn Grønkær. He expressed hope that an alternative location could be found in time for the school year.

Jørn Grønkær has stated that they are actively pursuing other options for the boarding school. Should they be unable to secure a new venue, they are prepared to assist students in transferring to another school if needed. The situation emphasizes the challenges faced by new educational institutions in securing appropriate facilities, as well as the competition for such properties, particularly in desirable locations.

The Ebeltoft Sports and Cultural Center, which owns the hotel, decided to sell the property to another buyer due to concerns over the financial stability of the film school’s founders. This highlights the critical role that local infrastructure plays in educational initiatives and the implications of such sales for future projects and community development.