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News about congresses, conventions and meetings in Vorarlberg
When the clouds hang heavy and the rain starts to pour, there are ample possibilities for indoor activities which are just as fun as outdoor experiences. You just need to know where to look; here are some suitable tips to suit all tastes.
After a long day of talks at Kulturhaus or exhibitions at the Messequartier, the head is often in a spin. Dornbirn is the perfect place to restore balance, with nature right on its doorstep, urban cultural venues, mountain getaways, and activities that help teams slow down.
For the first time, the federal government and federal states awarded the Austrian Innovation Award for Tourism (ÖIT) to companies operating in congress tourism, with a pleasing outcome for Vorarlberg.
The alpine town may be the smallest in Vorarlberg, but it is strategically located. It is an important hub connecting various valleys and alpine passes, and its beautifully restored lanes reflect the area’s settlement history.
Feldkirch boasts one of the best-preserved medieval old towns in Western Austria, with its cityscape dominated by Schattenburg Castle. The city’s undeniable character is tangible – a fusion of history, innovation, and everyday life.
With its Palace, the Jewish Quarter, Marktstrasse, and modern elements, this is a place of impressive contrasts making Hohenems a perfect place for activities centered around meetings or seminars.
The lake stretches as far as the eye can see, and mountains mark the horizon. Whether you’re looking for guides tours or sporty activities, Bregenz is both a cultural hotspot and an outdoor playground.
Despite its modest size, Vorarlberg is home to a surprising and growing number of garlanded restaurants. The following inspiring seminar hotels can host all kinds of meetings by day, and offer outstanding culinary enjoyment by night.