65 years – Happy Birthday to the Berndorf Bäderbau team!
- Nov 20, 2025
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Updated: Nov 24, 2025
Celebrations should be enjoyed as they come. At the Kursalon Bad Vöslau, Berndorf Bäderbau exuded “summer vibes” for its 65th anniversary.
This special birthday party on 12 September was 19 months in the making, ensuring that the employees, who were all at the centre of this colourful “summer vibes” celebration, could really enjoy themselves.
Amazement was allowed – not only at the economic success of the company, which Berndorf Bäderbau CEO Christian Brunner presented in an interview with TV presenter Miriam Hie. No, the artistic decorations and the artistic supporting programme – including bubble artists and a sand painter – also made the visitors' eyes light up.
The anniversary night at Berndorf Bäderbau will leave lasting memories for the guests from a total of ten countries, as well as for Renate Wala and Sandra Polakovics, who conceived and prepared every detail of the programme. The “Menschen am Werk” editorial team was able to note down important facts and original details from their checklists and prepare them for our photo review.
The marketing team was duly honoured. The Berndorf Bäderbau Team
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Many groups of artists were invited. Many groups of artists were invited.
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Bäderbau Summer Vibes –
from friday, 5 p.m. to saturday, 2a.m.
Top organisation for a great programme Another item on the programme was caricature drawing.
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Largest group of artists:
Berndorf Jazzband with 16 member
Renate Wala (right) Franz Viehböck with his wife and Sonja Zimmermann
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35 meetings with the marketing team –
from location checks to final approval
The celebration was a complete success. There was no shortage of fun.
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260 guests
the youngest was nine month old
Sonja Zimmermann and Berndorf Bäderbau CEO Christian Brunner (middle) Many fun activities rounded off the evening.
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