Marketing and Communication Agency for the Tourism Sector

In 2005, Roberto Maggioni founded Maggioni Tourist Marketing in Berlin as a communications and marketing agency specifically focusing on the international tourism industry. In 2021 the agency enters a new phase of its history, becoming Maggioni Gretz Tourism Communication & Marketing.
As the old company the new one strives to develop individual communication and marketing strategies in order to maximise the visibility of a particular tourist destination or to launch it as a new destination of interest, with specific focus on the German speaking markets. The agency offers a fully integrated trade representation service to clients providing a full range of travel and tourism support, its strategies are aimed both at the trade market and the general public.
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European Tourism Network

Tourism is one of the largest industries of the world. Destinations worldwide develop more and more effective promotional strategies, to increase their market share.

In Europe the following trends are emerging: on one side destinations are requesting target-oriented campaigns, with a strong market specificity. On the other side there is an increasing demand for multi-country campaigns, often with all-inclusive budgets.

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Our latest activities
Fruit Logistica Fair

February 2025
“Fruit Logistica Fair”
The Maggioni-Gretz Agency attended the FruitL ogistica in Berlin in support of Aop Piemonte for the press conference

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Press release – Ferrara

February 2025
“Ferrara shows the painters of women”
In the spring of 2025, Ferrara will showcase the masterpieces of two key figures in European painting from the late 19th and early 20th centuries: Alphonse Mucha and Giovanni Boldini. Both were fascinated by female beauty and made it the focus of their art

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press release – Brescia

December 2024
“Brescia: Experiencing the Sacred in Art with the Senses”
Brescia’s newly renovated Diocesan Museum offers a journey through the history of sacred art. Also for visually impaired visitors.

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