The in-house convention centre of the Titanic Chaussee Berlin hotel offers 2,500m² of space for events and conferences with up to 1,500 participants – an impressive size for a location right in Berlin-Mitte.
KEONIGSWINTER – The Berlin hotels of the luxury hotel chain Titanic Hotels from now on trust in event technology of the experienced company Brahler ICS Konferenztechnik AG, which has been endowing customers with complete event and conference technology for almost 60 years.
As exclusive technology partner Brahler is responsible for the technical planning as well as supervision of all events and is available to the customer for consultancy. Brahler distinguishes itself with technological products and service supply of the highest quality and shares these values with its new customer. The pitch for the three Berlin Hotels: Titanic Comfort Mitte, Titanic Gendarmenmarkt Berlin and the newly opened Titanic Chaussee Berlin was won by Brahler in February this year.
“We are very pleased about the collaboration with the Titanic hotels. The Titanic Group is another important key account in the hotel industry with international potential for us,” says Holger Lange, Director Convention National of the business division Brahler Convention.
The in-house convention centre of the Titanic Chaussee Berlin hotel offers 2,500m² of space for events and conferences with up to 1,500 participants – an impressive size for a location right in Berlin-Mitte.
“We already have great projects in the planning,” says Tobias Thele, project manager at Brahler/s branch in Berlin. “Just last week, we technically equipped and supervised the VICTRESS Awards Gala in the Titanic Chaussee Berlin hotel. At this annual event outstanding women are honored. The event was a complete success and a great start for our cooperation with the Titanic hotels.”
Photo caption: Titanic Chaussee Berlin, Lobby.
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