Marketing collaboration

Espoo is an attractive, distinctive city ideal for tourism, conferences, and congresses. As a Visit Espoo partner, you can be part of a dynamic network for international and domestic marketing activities.

Goals

Visit Espoo aims to increase Espoo’s appeal and profile. We are an informed partner committed to developing Espoo into a financially, ecologically, culturally and socially sustainable place to visit. In 2019 we reached the following figures:

Bednights: 462 000
Accommodation sales: 30,6 million euros
Congresses: 92 congresses, 9975 delegates
Congress income: 13,3 million euros

Spearhead themes and target markets

Experiences and innovations are the spearhead themes when marketing Espoo.

Finland, German-speaking Europe, and Russia are our the key target markets in leisure tourism and Finland, Central Europe, the Baltics and Russia on the congresses, meetings and incentives markets.

Actions

Developing world travel and commercialisation with businesses and the City of Espoo
Professional sales events in Finland and abroad
Travel advice and info events
Convention Bureau services
Attracting congresses to Espoo
Site visits for travel organisers, travel and MICE agencies and media representatives
Tourism statistics
Multichannel marketing communication: network communication, social media communication, newsletters, brochures and maps, influencer marketing and media communications

Tourism collaboration

Visit Espoo works closely with Helsinki, Kirkkonummi, Vantaa, Vihti and other cities and municipalities in Uusimaa, and collaborates nationally with Business Finland, Visit Finland, Finland Convention Bureau, Congress Network Finland and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.

Our international network partners are International Congress & Convention Association, Meeting Professionals International and Alliance of Brain Cities.

How to join us

As a Visit Espoo partner, your business will be part of a vibrant partnership network. Visit Espoo has 40−50 partners in the Espoo, Kirkkonummi and Vihti areas each year.