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01.12.2021: The village of Alpbach and the region Alpbachtal is situated amid the Tyrolean mountains in Austria surrounded by beautiful nature. The Congress Centrum Alpbach works closely with its community partners who share a common goal to drive sustainability throughout the region, like the local municipality, the tourism association, hotels and guest houses, and many other service providers to promote and support sustainable initiatives. The Congress Centrum Alpbach recently received Green Globe Recertification.

03.07.2021: In memory of our former managing director Georg Hechenblaikner
* 7.9.1970 | † 3.7.2021

24.07.2019: Thanks to its uniform architectural style and fantastic flower displays throughout the summer, the village of Alpbach has earned itself a global reputation and a whole host of awards such as “Europe’s Most Beautiful Flower Village” and “Austria’s Most Beautiful Village”. The Congress Centre Alpbach is a masterpiece of construction and a Green Building that preserves the village’s unique image while also ensuring maximum energy efficiency.

07.09.2016: With immediate effect the Tyrolean mountain village Alpbach establishes itself as the top meeting destination in the Alpine region. Following a 15 month extension building phase the extended and sustainable location was ceremoniously opened in the course of the European Forum Alpbach (EFA) on the Tyrol Day on 21.08.2016. The presentation of the Austrian Eco-Label (Österreichischen Umweltzeichen) on 17.08.2016 and the silver award given by klimaaktiv on 21.8.2016 emphasise the high sustainable building standards.

10.06.2015: High-level conferencing: the Congress Centrum Alpbach extension puts the centre on track to becoming one of the top providers in the German speaking congress and conference industry and confirms decisions taken regarding sustainable building options.

01.01.2015: Alfons Moser was known as a successful businessman and – from 1945 to 1979 – as the dedicated mayor of Alpbach, a Tyrolean village nestled in a dulcet valley cutting through the Kitzbueheler Alps. He had a vision worldly enough to become reality: according to a law passed in 1953 and prevailing since, all newly built houses had to comply with the existing traditional architecture in local alpine style. Basta!