A company ski trip in Kitzbühel-Kirchberg
An established name, an accessible ski area and everything in between.
Kitzbühel has the reputation. Kirchberg has a character all its own.
And it is exactly that combination that makes the area interesting for a company group.
What you can expect from this area.
Kitzbühel · TirolKitzbühel is a name that sells itself.
That is both its greatest strength and its pitfall. The well-known streets and facades of Kitzbühel are a statement, but the detail lies in Kirchberg and in the local knowledge we have built up. That gives access to the Kitzbühel behind the brand name, not just the street everyone already knows.
Skiing with beginners and advanced skiers in Kitzbühel
The area has plenty of accessible runs for beginners and enough terrain for experienced skiers. And yes, for the die-hards there is of course the Streif. Not everyone has to ski it. In fact, for some of your colleagues skipping it is probably an excellent idea.
Après-ski in Kitzbühel and Kirchberg
If you want a lot of après-ski, we look firmly at Kirchberg. If you want more style, restaurants and calm instead, Kitzbühel may be the better fit. This is exactly why “we want to go to Kitzbühel” is not yet enough information for us.
Luxury and prestige without going to Gstaad
Kitzbühel can be an interesting choice when the team values style and quality, but Gstaad is a step too far in price or character. Here you get luxury without the whole trip automatically taking on Gstaad's price level.
Hotels for company groups in Kitzbühel-Kirchberg
The hotel choice is closely tied to the choice between the two towns. We look at group size, budget, location, luxury and the evening programme you want.
Getting to Kitzbühel-Kirchberg
Coach, train, plane or car are all options. We compare what makes sense for your group and can arrange the entire journey.
Kitzbühel-Kirchberg works best for teams who recognise this.
- Both beginners and experienced skiers are coming along.
- Style and a good hotel matter to you.
- You want a strong middle ground: less overtly sporty than St. Anton, less extremely luxurious than Gstaad.
- The group is mainly after serious ski challenge and heavy après-ski, then Sölden or St. Anton are more interesting.
- Budget is the deciding factor, then we would also look at Mayrhofen or Zell am See-Kaprun.
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Kitzbühel-Kirchberg for company trips
You get a large ski area that is accessible to a range of levels, combined with a choice between the style of Kitzbühel and the buzz of Kirchberg. For mixed teams with a little more budget, that is an interesting combination.
That depends on the group. Kitzbühel is more stylish and generally more expensive. Kirchberg is livelier and can be more appealing when après-ski matters. You can use the same ski area and still get a fairly different company trip depending on where you stay.
Yes. The village and the surrounding area offer plenty to do so that non-skiers stay part of the trip too. With a high percentage of non-skiers, we would shape the programme around that from the start.
We determine that based on snow, crowds, availability and price. With larger groups, starting early matters especially, because you are not looking for one room but sometimes twenty or more.
That depends, among other things, on where you stay. Kitzbühel itself can turn out considerably more expensive than alternatives nearby. During the intake we therefore first work out how much value you place on luxury and location.
Yes.
No. For some groups Kirchberg is actually a better fit.
Yes, Kirchberg in particular is good for that. Kitzbühel is not really known for it.
Absolutely.
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