The cooperation between Kitzbühel Tourism and Mandarin Oriental Munich is entering its third year.
As part of selected collaborations, we not only show the best possible presence in our most important metropolitan areas, but also allow us to use potential contact points with the right target group. The mutual charging of strong brands also strengthens our value and contributes to the perception of the destination as a quality location.
Kitzbühel Tourism Managing Director Dr. Viktoria Veider-Walser
Kitzbuhel (OTS) – In order to get in the mood for the winter season in Kitzbühel in time for the Christmas holidays, the popular holiday region was a guest on the roof terrace of the Mandarin Oriental, Munich last week.
As if in a Christmas fairy tale, prominent guests and Kitzbühel lovers were treated to mulled wine and flying food by Nobu Matsuhisa in the cathedrals inspired by the chamois town and decorated in Alpine chic on the rooftop of Germany’s best city hotel and spent the evening under the festively decorated Christmas tree end in the lounge. The Munich illustrator Kera Till signed her Christmas cards designed especially for Kitzbühel on site and filled the two cathedrals with Christmas magic.
Kitzbühel in a nutshell
The invitation from Kitzbühel Tourismus and Mandarin Oriental, Munich was followed by DJ Talisa Brunengraber, among others Rabea Schiff, Annekee Molenaar, Matthjis de Ligt, Sarah Brandner, Anette Weber and Clara Strehle.
They were all amazed at The Domes – glass, winter-inspired pavilions that will be on the hotel’s unique roof terrace until the beginning of March and where you can dine under the stars, protected from wind and weather, and yet in the middle of Munich’s old town. Kitzbühel has been attracting people to Tyrol for decades with a unique lifestyle mix of fun on the slopes, top cuisine, premium hotels and tradition. It is also possible to get in the mood for the upcoming winter holiday in the Gamsstadt in Munich. Kitzbühel in a nutshell is a magical place that invites you to dream and can also be booked through the hotel as a private winter wonderland experience for up to ten or twelve people.
Kitzbühel Tourism is increasingly relying on cooperation
Strong brands stimulate each other. Kitzbühel Tourism takes advantage of this effect by relying on selected, high-quality collaborations with strong brand partners. Kitzbühel Tourism Managing Director Dr. Viktoria Veider-Walser sees great potential in economic cooperation: “As part of selected collaborations, we not only show the best possible presence in our most important metropolitan areas, but also allow us to use potential contact points with the right target group. The mutual charging of strong brands also strengthens our value and contributes to the perception of the destination as a quality location.”
Bavaria, especially the greater Munich area, is the most important region of origin for Kitzbühel guests. For this reason, Kitzbühel Tourism is increasingly present in the Munich metropolitan area. An exclusive partner was found three years ago in the Mandarin Oriental, Germany’s best city hotel, to ensure a high-quality presence on site. With two Kitzbühel cathedrals on the legendary Kitzbühel-style roof terrace, visitors can also experience the charm of the chamois city this winter season. A specially designed ski package also allows hotel guests to get to know the Kitzbühel ski area in person and to extend their vacation in Kitzbühel.
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