Entrepreneurs in the vicinity of the Archipelago Ring Road are advocating for the route to be open year-round, as expressed in a joint opinion piece published in Turun Sanomat. They argue that the current seasonal nature of the route limits regional development and economic opportunities. By making the ring road accessible throughout the year, the entrepreneurs believe it could provide more stable working conditions across various sectors and ensure essential services for permanent residents, as well as align with growing tourism trends like 'island hopping.'

Moreover, the entrepreneurs highlight the importance of developing the area's infrastructure to support sustainable tourism and enhance safety for both locals and visitors. They propose adding bike paths and improving traffic safety measures to cater to the expected increase in year-round tourism activity. This call for infrastructural investments is seen as critical not just for tourism development but also for the overall well-being of the local community and environment.

The Archipelago Ring Road itself spans 250 kilometers and connects various islands including Parainen, Nauvo, Korppoo, and Houtskari. According to Visit Parainen, this route is already a significant part of the local tourism offering, and its enhancement could not only attract more tourists year-round but also create new job opportunities, fostering a more vibrant local economy.