The Algarve Congress Center wants to be the «new destination for excellent events» in the region, and is located next to the Vilamoura Marina.
After an investment of 10 million euros by the Minor Hotels group, the Congress Center of the Algarve was designed to «offer a set of rooms, venues and terraces that meet all the needs for organizing conferences, seminars, meetings, parties, among other events», says the Tivoli Group.
Located 25 minutes from the airport of Faro, this new event space has 22 rooms with natural light, spread over a total area of 7.050 square meters.
From the space, the Fénix stands out, a plenary room with capacity for 3 people, which can be divided into two individual rooms or up to six spaces. This space also allows for 270º views over the marina and the sea, as it is surrounded by 700 square meters of balconies and terraces.
In turn, the terraces and rooftop, with more than 2600 square meters, «promise to surprise and transform any lunch, dinner and coffee break in a memorable, relaxed and relaxing moment, against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean and Vilamoura Marina».
In conjunction with the experienced professionals of the events team at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura, it is also possible to enjoy the wide range of options in this iconic unit: five meeting rooms in the hotel building, in addition to an area reserved for exhibitions with a large ceiling and natural light, oriented towards the Vilamoura marina.
«It is with great enthusiasm that we see the inauguration of the Algarve Congress Centre, which not only enhances the reference status of the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura, one of the most renowned five-star hotels for the organization of conferences, but also complements and strengthens the target offer, repositioning it in the MICE market. Combining the privileged location with the specialized teams, this new venue maximizes our reach and capacity to organize any type of event, always maintaining the rigor and excellence that characterize us», says Jorge Beldade, regional director of operations for the Tivoli group in the Algarve.
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