Incentives and meetings

Where to organise a trip incentive or a seminar team building successful? What are the most popular and least popular destinations, and what are their advantages? An address book covering a wide range of countries, from Mauritius to the United States. Dubaiby way of Berlin and of course France. (see more)

Keep up to date with the latest information on the main players in the sector MICEthe places where congress and trade shows such as Viparis and GL Events, or the specialists in hosting meetings and events like Châteauform.

Steve Desmidt, MICE Manager for the Province of West Flanders

What are the strengths of the province of West Flanders? Steve Desmidt - The diversity of atmospheres and landscapes generates a wide range of emotions....

Agency profiles

Beyond eventsFounded in 2008, this Bordeaux-based agency is positioned in the luxury events segment. Taking the utmost care of your events": this is the motto of its...

Focus - Growth in business tourism despite the crisis

According to the Bedouk-Coach Omnium 2011 annual barometer, the volume of spending on the business tourism market rose encouragingly in 2010...

Well-being - Relaxation and a zen attitude

Thalassotherapy, balneotherapy, spas, massages, spa treatments... there's no better way to de-stress your staff!

Events - Framissima affaires: FRAM's other expertise

Well-known for its leisure activities, Fram also hosts 800 corporate events every year, with groups ranging from 10 to over 1,000 participants.

Budapest - Magyar baths in the capital

The "Pearl of the Danube" is the only city in Europe to offer a festive spa experience thanks to its 118 hot springs. Ideal for organising original incentives in a magnificently preserved historic setting.

Meeting : François Gély

François Gély Director of Tropic Tours & Travel in Madagascar.

Eszter Toth - Sales Director, Dynamic Tours

Why is Budapest a top destination for incentives? Eszter Toth - We have a wide range of event activities to offer and a cultural life that is well suited to the market...

Madagascar break: Day 5

Programme for the fifth day
Flavours and fragrances. Visit to the plantation and the cocoa, coffee, vetiver and ylang-ylang distilleries. Lunch at the plantation and crossing to Nosy Be by private boat. Check-in at the hotel and dinner.

Meet Karl Mootoosamy

"Our assets are numerous. Green tourism, golf, wellbeing and spas are the key areas for development in the future.

Meet Marie-Angèle Armand

"In terms of quality of service, Mauritius makes a clear difference".

Mauritius: address book

An exclusive destination with no time difference with Europe, Mauritius invites you to the kind of relaxation that only top-of-the-range hotels can provide. Of course, long sandy beaches, coconut palms, a welcoming, mixed-race population and plenty of activities don't spoil the pleasure.

Mauritius: Art of living under the varangue

A generous welcome, enchanting lagoons, top-quality hotel service: Mauritius has earned its reputation as a tropical paradise where you can laze under the varangue, an architectural feature in tune with the mild climate and local topography.

AS Voyages strengthens its position in business travel.

Since January, the independent AS Voyages network, formed from the merger of Afat Voyages and Selectour, has been offering two new solutions to complement its Self Booking Tools: Afat Pro and Selectour Pro.

Denmark promotes itself as a "green meeting destination

With the emergence of concerns about sustainable tourism, Denmark is now presenting itself as a 'green meeting destination' for business tourism professionals.

TO.TE.C 2010: Imagining the future of new technologies

The second To.te.c (tourism & technology conferences), organised by Expertiz and Sabre and held in Paris on 7 December, focused on a number of themes relating to understanding new technologies and their future uses.

Amsterdam: Mists of Nordic Romanticism

In the north of Europe, the undeniable charm of the canals in the capital of the Netherlands continues to be a favourite with incentive agencies. From Paris, it is easily accessible by high-speed train.

Meet : Vincent Lalanne-Clouté, director of Les 3 Vallées

"It's the largest ski area in the world with ski-in ski-out access: 330 runs and eight renowned resorts".

Meet Fabrice Perez, director of events agency Chardon Loisirs

"Our positioning is: 'Dare to be sensational!

Les 3 vallées: Great white thrills

VIP breaks, sports breaks, nature breaks, epicurean breaks... The 3 Vallées ski area, with eight ski resorts totalling 600 kilometres of pistes, offers a wide range of themed breaks to suit all tastes.