Civitel Hotels & Resorts, a leading Greek hospitality group, will once again participate at the ITB Berlin 2025 tourism exhibition, taking place during March 4-6 in Berlin, Germany.
Since 1966, ITB Berlin has been the world’s leading travel trade show, featuring top speakers from business, science, and politics who examine current and future challenges facing the industry.
Representing Greek hospitality, the group’s pavilion will be located in Hall 1.1, Stand 101, under the Greek National Tourism Organization’s (GNTO) stand.
“This year, we are eager to showcase not only our iconic properties in Attica and Crete but also our continuous efforts to enhance the guest experience through innovation, authenticity and sustainability,” the group’s management said in a statement.
ITB Berlin provides an exceptional platform for Civitel to connect with travel professionals, explore new industry trends and forge strategic partnerships. Tour operators, travel agents, and hospitality enthusiasts can look forward to engaging discussions on how Civitel Hotels & Resorts can be the ideal choice for their clients and future partnerships.
From the vibrant energy of Civitel Attik and Civitel Esprit in Maroussi, Attica, to the seaside retreat of Civitel Creta Beach in Heraklion and the aesthetic comfort of Civitel Akali in Chania, the group is dedicated to offering top-notch services defined by warmth, personalized service and excellence. With a deep-rooted passion for hospitality, Civitel Hotels & Resorts remains committed to sustainability, innovation, and memorable accommodation experiences.
“We can’t wait to welcome you to ITB Berlin 2025 and share the essence of Greek hospitality with the world,” the statement further noted.
Founded 50 years ago in Crete, Civitel Hotels & Resorts has become a leading hospitality group in Greece, dedicated to providing excellent services while promoting Greek culture globally.
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