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Lower Austria is establishing itself as a popular destination for business trips

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Lower Austria is consolidating its position as a major destination for business and conference tourism. The Lower Austria Convention Bureau points to a large number of successful events and a strong network of 52 partner companies, which underscore the region's attractiveness for national and international business events. Despite a focus on certain standards in the event sector, which are not discussed in detail here, the region continues to attract a considerable number of meetings and conferences.

The Lower Austria Convention Bureau supports event organizers in their search for suitable venues and offers financial support for scientific conferences with a certain number of participants and overnight stays. The positive booking situation at various certified establishments in Lower Austria indicates continued high demand for event venues in the region. Examples include the Kasematten Wiener Neustadt and the Congress Center Baden, which are used for various event formats.

Several important events in Lower Austria have already been confirmed for 2025. The 40th GOTS Congress, bringing together international experts in sports medicine, is expected in Krems an der Donau. The 29th European Forum Wachau, dedicated to current challenges, will take place in the Wachau region. St. Pölten will host the Austrian Forestry Conference, which will address forestry issues. Furthermore, the European Academy of Neurology – Summer School will be held in Steinschaler Dörfl.

The events mentioned and the general booking situation indicate that Lower Austria remains an attractive location for conferences, congresses, and other business events. The combination of various venues and the support of the Convention Bureau contributes to establishing the region as an important destination for business travel.

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