hosts VENETO
Of all the Italian Regions, Veneto has become one of the most popular with tourists. With its long established traditions and its ever increasing numbers of visitors, Veneto has secured its spot as being one of the most important European regions to visit in Italy.
The Veneto region is renowned for its diversity. With stretches of golden beaches to the beauty of the Dolomites, from striking Lake Garda and the relaxing spa resorts to the best golf courses you can expect, from the fascinating natural landscape of the river Po delta to some of the most beautiful cities of art in the world – the grandeur of Venice, but also Verona, Vicenza, Padua, Treviso and the smaller walled towns
like Marostica, Cittadella, Asolo, Bassano, to name but a few – the region truly does offer something for everyone.
Veneto is not only famous for its natural beauty and culture but it is also well-known for its traditional food guaranteed by the European Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) labels and for the excellent DOC- and DOCG-wines, the internationally renowned Prosecco Conegliano Valdobbiadene, Amarone and Soave.
This delightful mix of tastes and flavours together with its natural beauty make Veneto one of the most attractive destinations loved by tourists from all over the world, and this year is ITT’s opportunity to experience the very best that Veneto and Venice, in particular, has to offer.
MOLINO STUCKY HILTON VENICE
ITT’s conference hotel is a splendidly restored former flour mill dating back to 1895.
With 379 rooms and suites, the largest hotel conference space in Venice, a fitness and wellness centre, several restaurants and bars, including a rooftop pool and a Skyline Bar with breathtaking views of Venice and the Lagoon, the hotel has everything ITT delegates have come to expect from their conference hotel.
Located on Giudecca Island, the hotel is just a short boat ride from the historical centre of Venice. The hotel offers also a complimentary shuttle boat service to/from St. Marks Square.
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