About Us

WFGT was founded in 1989 as a not-for-profit organization to develop local and international opportunities for its member towers to promote themselves. With now more than 50 international tower members, our organization fosters networking, idea sharing and fruitful partnerships in a collaborative environment.

The federation showcases the greatest towers of the world, celebrating their astonishing feats of architecture and engineering.

Mitglied werden

45 Millionen

Fast 45 Millionen Gäste besuchen jedes Jahr unsere Mitgliedstürme.

17,299m

Die Türme haben eine schwindelerregende Gesamthöhe von fast 17.299 Metern (56.754 Fuß) - fast doppelt so hoch wie der Mt. Everest!

25 Länder

Unsere mehr als 50 Mitgliedstürme verteilen sich auf 25 Länder und vier Kontinente.

Our Leadership Team

Jean-Yves Ghazi

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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Federation of Great Towers

Präsident

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Empire State Building Observatory

jean-yves.ghazi@great-towers.com

Dusti Groskreutz

Präsident

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Reunion-Turm

dgroskreutz@reuniontower.com

Randy Stancik

Generaldirektor

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Willis Tower Skydeck

rstancik@theskydeck.com

Francis Lam

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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Macau-Turm

francislam@macautower.com.mo

Nichole Benolken

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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360Chicago

nichole@montparnasse56usa.com

Daniel Cecetka

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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U.F.O. Watch.Taste.Groove

dcecetka@stormpromo.sk

Bryan Chen

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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Kantonsturm

bryantchenbl@hotmail.com

Anja Nitsch

Geschäftsführender Direktor

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Berliner Tower

a.nitsch@tv-turm.de

Stephanie Renault

Chief Digital Marketing Officer

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Eiffelturm

srenault@toureiffel.paris

Pillars of Progress and Connection

Towers have consistently shaped human society, serving diverse and critical roles throughout history.

Beyond their obvious function as impressive feats of engineering, they've been vital for defense and observation. Towers have also played a significant role in communication, from ancient lighthouses guiding ships to modern telecommunication towers connecting the world. Today, they symbolize civic pride and economic power, often defining city skylines as centers of commerce, culture, and residential life—profoundly influencing urban development and our collective sense of place. Millions of visitors scale the great towers of the Federation each year to admire the spectacular panoramas and these amazing architectural feats.

Each new tower strives to top the architectural achievements of those that came before them.

Modern ingenuity and technology now make it possible to reach incredible heights, with towers breaking records every few years. Most of the extraordinary buildings in WFGT have become iconic symbols of their cities.

Towers have acquired new purpose in communications and tourism.

The rise of the skyscraper paralleled the rise of telecommunications, and most towers in the Federation now host multiple transmitters. Attracting tourists is now central to tower operations, with offerings that include rides, revolving restaurants, exhibitions, business conventions, wedding venues, and other attractions.