Liquid film controlled mass transfer in a novel design of a honeycomb packing (Turbo-Pack) with turbulizers in the region of the boundary layer has been studied. For comparison, packings without turbulizers have also been investigated. Dimensionless equations for evaluation of mass transfer are proposed and their constants have been analyzed statistically. It is shown that the presence of turbulizers leads to an increase of the mass-transfer coefficient by up to 55% and to a decrease of up to 4.5-times in the packing pressure drop per mass transfer unit. A comparison over the most effective packings known from the literature shows that, as far as its low pressure drop per mass transfer unit is concerned, the novel packing is superior to all other packings.