Cake for Alex Erler
Sweet surprise as a gift for his tournament victory
Tyrolean tennis pro Alexander Erler received a sweet surprise for his victory in the doubles competition at the Generali Open in Kitzbühel.
With his doubles partner Andreas Mies from Germany, Tyrolean Alexander Erler - as reported in detail - claimed victory in the Gamsstadt last Saturday. This success was of course duly celebrated - including at the well-known restaurant "The Londoner" in the city center. Just as the ski stars who are the fastest on the Streif always do during the Hahnenkamm race.
Own cake as a gift
The Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort, where the tennis pro stayed for the entire week, also came up with something special: Hotel director Johannes Mitterer had a cake made for Erler. "We are proud that Alexander was the only Austrian to win the tournament for the third time and that we were able to host him. He has made history," says Mitterer.
Eight rooms including catering
The Kitzhof has been a Gold Partner of this tennis tournament for years, making it one of the major hotel sponsors. This means that Mitterer provides the tournament organizers with a total of eight rooms including catering every year. "We have also supported the Generali Open in times when it was much more difficult," says Mitterer.
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