team building
Le Touquet: the chic of the Opal Coast
Reported by Olivier Darmon, photos by Alain Parinet. DAY 1: Check-in at the hotel. Beach activities. Dinner at Pérard The hotel: Holiday Inn Resort [caption id="attachment_60361" align="alignnone" width="500"] Hôtel Holiday Inn Resort[/caption] On the edge of the forest, and less than ten minutes' walk from the centre of Le Touquet, the hotel stretches out under a vast...
Motivation: the food trend and gourmet incentives
If there's one sure thing when it comes to reward travel, it's anything to do with gastronomy. Especially in France, where cuisine has had the privilege of being listed as a World Heritage Site since 2010. Rich in emotion, a good meal is synonymous with conviviality, well-being, exchange and sharing. Better still...
Balearic Islands, ultramarine variations
A cathedral by the sea. It's rare, unusual, almost out of place. But there it is, the cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, imposing its Gothic mass of yellow ochre stone. It stands there, a little narcissistic, reflecting itself in the waters of a small lake which, in the 1960s, replaced the...
Singapore: the originality card
Enjoy a Singapore Sling cocktail 165 metres above sea level in a private capsule on the Singapore Flyer - the highest Ferris wheel in the world -, organise a product launch in the unusual and historic atmosphere of Cavenagh Bridge or Fort Canning, or take your teams 'green' in the Flower...
Team bulding, local culture and well-being
Although pure incentive activities are on the wane, two-thirds of companies include a team-building activity in their business events. "The fun aspect remains important, but many are also looking for a way to discover the destination. This can take the form of treasure hunts in the city or gala dinners in local restaurants.
