The Birth
The VisitBrembo association was founded towards the end of 2018 after several meetings, thanks to a strong interest, between some representatives of local institutions and associations (
read the founding act here).
It involves all the valley municipalities, economic operators (starting with the largest ones), and local promotional associations.
The association is apolitical and non-profit.
The clear and shared goals among all were the need to work in synergy, setting aside the typical local rivalries of towns, with the awareness that the Brembana Valley should be promoted in its entirety, without territorial limits. Another key objective was the necessity of creating a single entity that could support communication and promotional activities carried out in the area by all stakeholders genuinely interested in its economic and social growth, with the aim of boosting the valley’s tourism development.
Objectives
VisitBrembo is an association focused on tourism promotion and local development. Its aim is to promote the natural, artistic, and human heritage of the Brembana Valley by developing communication, marketing, and tourism organization strategies to enhance its various assets. This is done in collaboration with local entities, businesses, and operators, as well as regional or national organizations. VisitBrembo is also committed to promoting all geographical areas that are connected to the Brembana Valley tourism system due to their territorial proximity.
Board of Directors
To ensure broad representation of the territory and its tourism realities on the board of directors, the Brembana Valley has been divided into the following tourism areas:
- AT1 - Lower and Middle Valley, covering the municipalities of San Giovanni Bianco, San Pellegrino Terme, Sedrina, Ubiale Clanezzo, Zogno.
- AT2 - Val Taleggio – Val Brembilla, covering the municipalities of Blello, Taleggio, Val Brembilla, Vedeseta.
- AT3 - Val Serina, covering the municipalities of Algua, Bracca, Cornalba, Costa Serina, Dossena, Oltre il Colle, Serina.
- AT4 - Upper Brembo, covering the municipalities of Averara, Cassiglio, Cusio, Mezzoldo, Olmo al Brembo, Ornica, Piazzatorre, Piazza Brembana, Piazzolo, Santa Brigida, Valtorta.
- AT5 - Upper Eastern Valley, covering the municipalities of Branzi, Camerata Cornello, Carona, Foppolo, Isola di Fondra, Lenna, Moio de' Calvi, Roncobello, Valnegra, Valleve.
Each area is represented by delegates appointed from a pool of mayors or representatives of the member municipalities within the specific tourism area.
MembersClick here to download the list of members.
How to Join
Do you share the objectives of VisitBrembo and want to support them? Become a member! Download the form, fill it out, and send it to info@visitbrembo.it. Your request will be submitted to the board of directors, and if accepted, you will have 30 days to pay the annual membership fee.
Sponsorship Requests
One of VisitBrembo's objectives is to create synergy within the territory to promote all its facets. Therefore, collaboration among all tourism actors is crucial.
VisitBrembo offers its sponsorship, a symbolic and non-financial endorsement, to support initiatives that are relevant from a tourism, cultural, or sporting perspective.
Contact Us
For more information, you can write to info@visitbrembo.it or call +39 0345.21020 to schedule an appointment.
List of Public Aid and ContributionsLegge 4 agosto 2017, n.124 - articolo 1, commi 125-129.
Adempimento degli obblighi di trasparenza e di pubblicità.
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