About Bern Welcome

On the following pages you can find out more about the Destination Management Organisation (DMO) for the regions of Bern, Gantrisch, Emmental, Oberaargau and Laupen, as well as the opportunities and benefits of membership of the Bern Network.

The picture shows a snow-covered hilly landscape in the Emmental, with the Bernese Alps glowing in the evening light. The mood is calm and contemplative - a magical moment that unites nature, vastness and peace.

The DMO for the regions of Bern, Gantrisch, Emmental, Oberaargau and Laupen

Bern Welcome is the Destination Management Organisation (DMO) of the Destination Bern, which brings together the various players within and along the tourism service chain. Focussing on the idea of networking, we position and develop the destination and strengthen its competitiveness in the market in an innovative and resource-saving way.

The picture shows a snow-covered landscape in the Emmental valley.

The picture shows Laupen Castle in winter, covered in snow and bathed in the warm light of the setting sun. The historic architecture and snow-covered roofs create an idyllic and nostalgic atmosphere that conveys tranquillity and timeless elegance.

The Laupen region

The snow-covered winter landscape in the Gantrisch region is bathed in magical morning light: golden rays of sunlight bathe the trees in a warm glow, while snow-covered hills and imposing mountains radiate peace and space. A tranquil winter dream.

Gantrisch Nature Park

The picture shows two hikers walking through a snow-covered hilly landscape, accompanied by a clear blue sky and a view of the Alps in the distance. The mood is calm and liberating, full of enjoyment of nature and the sunny winter's day.

Two people look at the snow-covered city of Bern from the Rosengarten. One is holding a map and pointing out sights, while the other listens attentively. They are enveloped in the silence of a snow-covered landscape, the outline of the cathedral in the background, an image of discovery and admiration of the city's winter beauty.

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The photo shows a snow-covered landscape above Bern with a view of the Bundeshaus. The snow-covered trees and the calm River Aare lend the scene a peaceful winter tranquillity.

Mission, culture and strategy

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Organisation and Team

A winter fairy tale in soft pastel colours: snow-covered hills and deep snow-covered fir trees in the Emmental are bathed in the warm light of the setting sun - a tranquil, magical scene that radiates peace and a deep connection with nature.

The picture shows a concentrated working atmosphere in a meeting room. Four people are gathered around a table, discussing or working together. In the background are bookshelves that convey a professional, intellectual atmosphere.

An der hellen Tourist Information erhalten fröhliche Reisende Auskunft. Die lässige, herzliche Atmosphäre zeugt von der gastfreundlichen und hilfsbereiten Art Berns, wo Besucher stets willkommen sind.

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The picture shows a cheerful group of people, apparently colleagues, on a cobbled street in front of a historic building. They are laughing and exude a relaxed, positive atmosphere, as if they are celebrating a pleasant collaboration.

Bern Convention Bureau

Three people stand in front of the Federal Palace in a snowy scene, smiling at a mobile phone. The atmosphere is friendly and informal, the square with red chairs and snowflakes lends the moment a wintry liveliness.

The picture shows a person in a wheelchair and a standing person in a lift at a modern railway station. The scene radiates inclusivity and everyday life, emphasised by the cool architecture and natural daylight.

Practical information

A group walks in front of the imposing Federal Palace in Bern, immersed in the historical ambience of the city as they learn more about the year 1848, when Bern became the federal capital.