About us

Destination Davos Klosters
About us – the destination Davos Klosters

The funding body behind the touristic destination

Davos Destinations Organization (Cooperative)

Board of Directors
NameRoleElection Year
Reto Branschi
President (since 1.1.2025
2024
Corina Issler Baetschi
Vice president (part of Managing Board since 2015)
2024
Philipp Wilhelm
Representative of the community of Davos (part of Managing Board since 2021)
2024
Marc Berthod
(part of Managing Board since 2022)
2024
Reto Gamper
(part of Managing Board since 2022)
2024
Hansueli Roth
(part of Managing Board since 2022)
2024

Tourism Klosters

At the referendum on June 30, 2019, the Klosters electorate voted in favor of the municipality of Klosters-Serneus and the Davos Destinations Organization (cooperative) concluding a performance agreement for the management of Klosters Tourism as of November 1, 2019. Klosters Tourism will be outsourced as an independent department of the Davos Destinations Organization (cooperative). The Tourism Council is responsible for the strategic direction of the Klosters department.

Members of the Klosters Tourism Council

Members of the Klosters Tourism Council

  • Rolf Paltzer, President
  • Rico Maissen, Vice-President
  • Daniel Amez-Droz
  • Corina Feuerstein
  • Lukas Gerig
  • Esther Hannappel
  • Jean-Claude Huber
  • Stephanie Mayer-Bruder
  • Claude Schauerte

Advisory members

  • Dominik Heeb
  • Albert Kruker
  • Hansueli Roth

Contact: tourismusrat@klosters.ch

Annual Report Klosters Department

Klosters Sports & Culture Fund

The municipality of Klosters-Serneus and the Klosters tourism organization jointly promote sporting and cultural events in Klosters. For this purpose, they maintain a sports and culture fund. The two funds are used to make contributions on behalf of the Klosters tourism organization and the municipality of Klosters-Serneus to larger, mainly sports-oriented and cultural events in the interest of the guest with the aim of creating and maintaining overnight stays and creating added value. Clubs, associations or interest groups that claim contributions from the sports and culture fund must submit their written and substantiated applications by April 30th for the summer and by September 30th for the winter. Contributions are generally made in the form of deficit guarantees. As a rule, no contributions are made to individuals or groups of people who are not organized. The respective applications should be submitted to the following address:

Sportfonds Klosters or Kulturfonds Klosters
c/o Destination Davos Klosters
Alte Bahnhofstrasse 6
7250 Klosters.

Statistics

Here you will find statistics and figures on the tourist development of the Davos Klosters destination. The statistics are collected and compiled by the Davos Destinations Organisation (cooperative). Some of the surveys go back to 1943.

In recent years, Alpine holiday destinations have increasingly been faced with the challenge of a trend towards a decreasing length of stay and growing competition in the area of city breaks and holidays by the sea. Davos Klosters is meeting this challenge with targeted campaigns such as the "Premium Card" and attractive package deals as well as many other measures. From a strategic point of view, destination development with Klosters is one of the most important of these measures. This means that the Davos Klosters destination can offer its guests an even richer range of offers with even more comfort and convenience as a "complete company".

Partner

TownsSister citiesOrganisations
Davos
Chamonix Mont-Blanc (FRA)
Schweiz Tourismus
Klosters
Ueda (JAP)
Graubünden Ferien
Aspen (USA)
Best of the Alps
World Economic Forum
Rhätische Bahn

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