Pacific World Austria will form an integral part of the Pacific World Europe region and work closely with fellow regional offices to align operational and commercial standards, therefore offering seamless solutions across the Pacific World network.
Following the announcement that Pacific World opened offices in Germany, the integrated global DMC and Event Management organisation has confirmed they will be expanding their European operations offering meetings and events solutions to include Austria.
Mark Barber, Regional Director, Pacific World, commented, “The ability to offer our services in Austria is really exciting as it will provide our clients access to one of Europe’s leading destinations. Last year ICCA ranked Vienna as the second most popular European city, and Austria as one of the top twelve countries globally for meetings and conferences/congresses. Austria’s amazing infrastructure, which is perfect for congresses and incentives, good flight connections, history, culture, safety, and good value for money make it a hot spot among international and European planners."
Pacific World Austria will form an integral part of the Pacific World Europe region and work closely with fellow regional offices to align operational and commercial standards, therefore offering seamless solutions across the Pacific World network.
Michele Borzi, Pacific World Germany and Austria, commented, “Our Pacific World team operating is Austria has over fifteen years MICE experience and have a great deal of knowledge about major congress centers, event locations, event hotels and convention bureaus in the region. We are continually striving to improve and enhance the experience for all our clients and the launch of our services in this new destination will enable us to provide a one-stop shop offering for their meetings, events, incentives, and congresses in this worldwide, top MICE destination.”
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