Travel Guide

No - You have to bring/buy the water for the games yourself.

The KOMM MIT Tournament Office is staffed from morning to evening at least at the end of the game.

Otherwise, the general European emergency number is 112.

Groups arriving and departing with the KOMM MIT bus receive a separate emergency number.

All soccer fields in Spain have a kiosk.

In addition to soccer, you can enjoy the beautiful beaches and the sea in Spain.

KOMM MIT offers trips.

Among other things, you can book a city tour to Barcelona with a visit to the Nou Camp (FC Barcelona stadium). Football golf, laser tag and a visit to the climbing garden are also offered. There are various water parks or a typical flamenco evening. If you like it rustic, the knights' dinner is in good hands.

Some trips can only be booked in high season.

All KOMM MIT hotels in Spain are close to the sea with walking distances of max. 20 minutes.

Almost all KOMM MIT hotels in Spain require a room deposit upon arrival, which is between €10 and €20 per person. In some hotels, the deposit is only required for children.

The preliminary round is played on the first days, and the final round is played on the penultimate and last day of the tournament.

Outside playing times, the groups have free time and can design it themselves or use offers from KOMM MIT.

Yes, all KOMM MIT hotels have WiFi, but it is not free everywhere. Information about this is available upon arrival at the respective hotel.

Yes, there is a central point of contact with paramedics at the sports complex in Riccione.

Yes, rooms are normally cleaned daily, excluding Sundays and public holidays.

For Schengen countries, an identity card is sufficient. For other countries, special regulations may need to be observed.

Yes, the card can be read, but cash is often required first. The bill can later be submitted to the health insurance company for reimbursement.