Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, Exhibitions in Kitzbühel
Get more inspiration and details – expert advice, time-saving and free of charge
The most legendary Alpine sports town
Kitzbühel is much more than just a holiday destination – it is a sporting town, a natural paradise and an all-round experience rolled into one. Famous for its legendary skiing events and first-class winter sports, the town attracts sports enthusiasts from all over the world. In summer, Kitzbühel offers countless activities such as hiking, mountain biking, golfing and paragliding amidst the impressive Alpine landscape. Breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, green valleys and sparkling lakes make every moment an unforgettable experience.
With over 750 years of history, Kitzbühel combines tradition, innovation and alpine lifestyle. The town is an impressive event destination: modern conference centres, first-class hotels, state-of-the-art technology and sustainable concepts ensure that events run smoothly. Varied team-building experiences, personalised support and perfect accessibility by plane, train or car make Kitzbühel the ideal choice for meetings, conferences and incentives – and at the same time a place that inspires the body, mind and senses in equal measure.
Get details & service now
That´s why Kitzbühel is Your Place to Meet
Kitzbühel has always been a meeting place for visionaries and pioneers. The town combines its more than 750 years of history and Alpine tradition with an international spirit of innovation that brings people together and gives rise to new ideas. Here, historical flair meets modern lifestyle – a place where encounters have a real impact.
Kitzbühel is centrally located and easily accessible: with three railway stations, proximity to international airports in Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich, and convenient shuttle services, getting there is easy and climate-friendly. Every year, over 500 international companies, associations and brands choose Kitzbühel as their event location – a clear sign of quality and trust.
From exclusive board meetings in alpine chalets to incentives in traditional huts to large conferences in modern conference centres – Kitzbühel offers the perfect setting for every format. High-quality hotels, flexible event locations and short distances within the town ensure that organisation and proceedings run smoothly.
Sustainability is part of the culture in Kitzbühel: many businesses are Green Meeting certified, chefs use regional organic products, and events are organised in a resource-efficient manner. The alpine environment naturally inspires a conscious approach to nature and resources – a bonus for organisers and participants alike.
The supporting programmes in Kitzbühel are unforgettable: in winter, legendary skiing experiences and Hahnenkamm adventures beckon, while in summer, golf courses, hiking and cycling trails, lakes and panoramic views await. Team-building activities range from sporting challenges to culinary workshops with a regional focus – for lasting motivation and impressions.
The Kitzbühel Convention Service Team supports event organisers with experience, passion and quick decision-making processes. Whether small meetings or international conferences – every event is implemented in a solution-oriented, individual and reliable manner. Quality is not just a promise, but a way of life.
Kitzbühel is fascinating all year round: in spring, nature awakens; in summer, green alpine pastures and lakes beckon; in autumn, the colourful forests inspire; and in winter, the region shines as an international sports city. Each season lends events their own special spirit and makes Kitzbühel uniquely diverse.
Getting to Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel and the holiday villages of Reith, Aurach und Jochberg, are in the east of Austria's Tirol region. Getting to Kitzbühel is easy, thanks to 3 train stations, easy connections to the airports not far away (Innsbruck, Munich, Salzburg, Vienna) and an impressive public transport system. Kitzbühel is blessed with travel connections that few other mountain destinations have.
