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20 nations united: 500 children experience Austria and entertain senior citizens

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Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein invited children from Central, Eastern and Southern Europe to the VIG Kids Camps in Vienna, Carinthia, Salzburg and Styria.

For the roughly 500 children from 20 countries, the past 14 days included sightseeing and a packed activity programme. But above all else, the aim was to build a sense of togetherness that transcends national and cultural borders – and spans generations. “The VIG Kids Camp offers so much more than a holiday programme. It brings together young people from a variety of different countries, helps to create friendships across cultural boundaries, and fosters important values like respect, tolerance and mutual understanding. The visits to retirement homes are particularly rewarding – because they show just how meaningful dialogue between generations can be. The memories and friendships formed at the VIG Kids Camp often endure way beyond these two weeks,” commented Robert Lasshofer, Chairman of the Managing Board of Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein, the main shareholder of the Vienna Insurance Group (VIG). 

“At the VIG Kids Camp, we create a place where children have the opportunity to experience firsthand the diversity that shapes our Group. By doing so, we offer them an entertaining and – at the same time – valuable programme of activities that plays out in an international setting,” noted Hartwig Löger, CEO of the Vienna Insurance Group, the leading insurance group in Central and Eastern Europe.

 

Sponsoring

Alexandra Mühlbachler
Sponsoring

Phone
+43 (0)50 390-21118

Fax
+43 (0)50 390 99-21118

E-mail
alexandra.muehlbachler@vig.com

Press contact

Romy Schrammel
Public Relations Manager

Phone
+43 (0)50 350-21224

Fax
+43 (0)50 350 99-21224

E-mail
presse@wst-versicherungsverein.at

Credits

Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein / Richard Tanzer

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