Global travel management platform CWT Meetings & Events has been appointed technical partner of this year’s FIS Alpine Ski Championships taking place 8-21 February 2021 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The event is one of the first competitive winter sport events to physically take place this year Working alongside the event’s organising committee, the Cortina 2021 Foundation, CWT M&E has managed and coordinated on-site accommodation for 600 event attendees, comprising competing athletes and their teams, media professionals and sponsor representatives, who have travelled from over 70 countries to attend and/or compete at the event. CWT M&E Italy is one of the first meetings and events companies to be certified in contagion risk management by TÜV Rheinland on 4 February 2021. The company has also been ISO 20121 accredited since 2019 and has extensive winter sports experience, encompassing partnerships with the Italian Federation of Ice Sports, the National Italian Olympic Committee CIO, UEFA and Dorna Sports. “We are thrilled to play an instrumental part in this year’s event, which is an important staple in the global ski calendar,” said Armando Mastrapasqua, commercial director CWT Meetings & Events Southern Europe.
Winning risky businesss: CWT M&E appointed official 2021 FIS Alpine Ski Championships partner
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