Designer Tour to Europe in 2013
The KBDi Designers’ International Tours are now an established tradition, and each year, leading kitchen and bathroom specialists embark on journeys that incorporate visits to the world’s greatest industry exhibitions; journeys that spark their creativity and build their expertise.
In May 2013, the tour will be hosted by the world’s finest manufacturers of solid surfaces, Cosentino, and the tour spotlight falls on Interzum; a must-see for anyone involved in design and materials selection.
The tour commences in Spain near the beautiful port of Alicante. Cosentino will host the group for three days. Informative factory tours will provide a wealth of product knowledge, in particular about Cosentino’s premiere product, Silestone. Cosentino will also show the group the very best of southern Spain—sensational food and wonderful sights, including majestic and historical towns such as Grenada, featuring the Alambraha Palace, and the iconic mountain ranges of the Sierra Nevada.
The group then flies to Frankfurt, Germany to be based in the riverside town of Bonn, just a short coach ride from Interzum in Cologne, where the group will see the very latest in product trends and hardware innovation.
TOUR COST: $3,880.00 (excluding airfares to/from Europe)
TOUR SCHEDULE: Depart Australia— 8 May 2013; return Australia—19 May 2013.
The 2013 KBDi Designers’ International Tour, sponsored by Cosentino, is an outstanding opportunity to find out what’s new in stone, and then discover the new and exciting products on show at the world’s finest exhibition of emerging trends in our industry.
For further details visit the KBDi website at www.kbdi.org.au to download a detailed itinerary and tour application, or phone KBDi on 1300 253 223.
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