BridgeWalking Fredericia

Why You Should Hold a Sustainable Conference in Jutland, Denmark!

Fredericia - The Danish Energy Hub

We recently took an amazing trip to Denmark, discovering endless options for the perfect conference. Join us as we explore Fredericia and explain why it’s such a fantastic and sustainable destination for your next business trip.

 

A historic and multicultural city
Fredericia boasts a rich and significant history. Founded as a fortress city in 1650 by King Frederik III, its fortifications are among the best-preserved in Europe, playing a crucial role in Denmark’s military history. Fredericia’s toler ant policies have made it a haven for various religious groups over the years, contributing to its multicultural heritage. This blend of historical openness and modern development makes Fredericia a fascinating destination for visitors and business travelers alike.

Fredericia- Water Tower
Fredericia - Lisette Grevstad

Strategic location and infrastructure
Located by the Little Belt, Fredericia is connected to Middelfart on Funen via the old and new Little Belt bridges, key infrastructural landmarks in Denmark. During our teambuilding activities, we explored the area in depth, including rib boat rides and bridge walking, which provided thrilling experiences.

Fredericia is also an important industrial and commercial hub with Denmark’s deepest port, hosting significant logistics and manufacturing companies, highlighting the city’s economic importance.

 

Energy crawl & green transition
We participated in an “Energy Crawl,” a guided tour to various energy sector facilities in Fredericia. It was an educational experience where we saw the latest in energy technology and innovation, showcasing why Fredericia leads in green energy. If your team works in this sector, we can customize your trip to include similar tours.

We also learned about The Green Hub, officially known as Net Zero, Innovation Hub for Data Centers. Supported by companies like Danfoss, Google, Microsoft, and Schneider Electric, this initiative aims to accelerate the green transition in the data center industry, fostering collaboration to enhance energy efficiency, optimize cooling systems, and use renewable energy.

Environmental responsibility was a core part of our Fredericia experience. Our journey, which took about three hours by train from Malmö, reflects the city’s sustainability focus. Fredericia’s strategic location makes it accessible from all parts of Denmark in less than two hours, making it a vital hub in the Danish railway network.

 

Fredericia Musical Teater
Fredericia Musical Teater

Conference outside the hotel?
We toured Fredericia Musical Theatre, one of Denmark’s most respected venues. We saw how a conference could be held here, with backstage insights and a street food feast catered by a local restaurant, accompanied by beautiful singing from two talented students. Their voices truly moved us, and we highly recommend hosting events here.

Luxurious glamping experience

Fredericia offers many hotels with various styles and amenities to suit most tastes. But for a unique and unforgettable experience with the sea and forest as your neighbors, there’s luxurious glamping in one of Denmark’s most scenic areas, designated as one of the country’s top 15 natural gems by the Environmental Agency. You can stay in traditional cabins or modern glamping tents equipped with TV, kitchen, toilet, and shower, plus your own jacuzzi for relaxation. It’s the perfect blend of nature’s beauty and modern comforts.

Your group can enjoy hiking on the 5 km "Næsset Rundt" trail, cycling along the scenic T8 route, or activities like kitesurfing, snorkeling, and paddleboarding. Or, take a mushroom hunting tour and discover the many species thriving in the area. The nature center at Trelde Næs also provides free equipment for crab fishing and other beach activities, making it easy to plan an exciting and varied corporate outing. Enjoy wild food by gathering edible plants and herbs along the foraging route or arrange catering for a luxurious meal under the stars. The rich flora and fauna create a unique and inspiring environment for both relaxation and creative meetings.

 

Guided tour & wine tasting
A guided city tour ending at the historic water tower with refreshments and a cozy picnic? Or why not visit Lindely Vineyard for a wine tasting? A highlight for all wine lovers, Lindely Vineyard is known for its organic wines and idyllic surroundings, making it a perfect place for relaxation and networking. Enjoy guided tours through the vineyard and learn about the wine-making process while tasting some of Denmark’s best wines.

 

Lindely Vingård
Lindely Vingård- Lisette Grevstad

Activities at Fredericia sports center
For sports enthusiasts, Fredericia Sports Center is the ultimate destination. Located in the scenic Madsby Park, this modern sports complex offers a variety of activities for all levels and interests. The center, one of Denmark’s largest at 25,000 m², includes six sports halls, a bowling center, kegel lanes, a swimming pool and water park, a café, and a state-of-the-art training center. Your team can participate in everything from high-intensity sports to relaxing activities.

 

Teambuilding in nature
Experience outstanding teambuilding with Get Outdoor Camp, where nature is the focus of every activity. With a vision to get more people into nature safely and sustainably, Get Outdoor offers unique and memorable nature experiences that improve quality of life.

At Get Outdoor Camp, your group can engage in exciting activities like climbing, kayaking, orienteering, and mountain biking, all designed to strengthen teamwork and communication. For an unforgettable experience, sleep under the open sky in the forest and enjoy the wood-fired hot tub and sauna on the beach.

The staff's extensive knowledge of ecology allows you to participate in meaningful activities such as planting eelgrass on the seabed, catching crabs, and building fish nurseries. These regenerative initiatives help revive marine biodiversity, protect coastal areas, and mitigate climate change effects. Additionally, you can join herb walks, taste homemade mead, and end the day around a campfire, creating a perfect balance between work and relaxation. Get Outdoor Camp offers a complete teambuilding experience that combines adventure, nature, and sustainability in the best way possible.

Get Outdoor Camp
Get Outdoor Camp -Lisette Grevstad

Culinary experiences
If your team prefers a bit more luxury in town, Fredericia also has a Michelin-starred restaurant, Ti Trin Ned. Located on a pier in the harbor where fishing boats deliver fresh fish directly to the kitchen, they also have their own vegetable garden and boast their own gin production. Here, you can enjoy an exquisite culinary experience focusing on local and seasonal ingredients in an environment that blends tradition and innovation.

Ti Trin Ned

In addition to the Michelin restaurant, Fredericia also offers Restaurant Ene, which maintains a high standard of both food and service. Situated by the water, it offers a fantastic atmosphere. With very friendly and engaged staff and delicious food, Restaurant Ene is an excellent choice for a memorable dining experience. Here, you can enjoy a creative menu that combines local ingredients with international influences in a relaxed yet elegant setting.

After dinner, end the evening with cocktails and live music at AHA Livestage. Enjoy a night of good drinks and live music, making it the perfect end to a busy day.

Gin Ti Trin Ned

Large events at Messe C
If you’re looking for large events, Fredericia can also accommodate this. There is truly something for everyone. Messe C is a modern and flexible exhibition and conference facility that can handle large events, fairs, and conferences. With several large halls, advanced technical equipment, and professional service, Messe C is an ideal place for corporate meetings, exhibitions, and other large events.

We are confident that we can create the perfect corporate event for you in Fredericia. Just let us know what you’re interested in.

Looking for an active conference with many activities? Or a more relaxing trip focused on gastronomy? Inspiring nature experience? Study visits? Musical? No matter what, we can tailor the perfect trip for you. Contact us today to plan your next corporate conference!

Best regards,
The CompanyCations Team

 


Come join us in Tallinn!

Our trip to Tallinn was a perfect mix of modern and old, historical charm and Eastern European culture. The old town offers budding church towers as a reminder of the Soviet era, while the winding cobblestone streets lead us to the mighty medieval city wall. We are introduced to the Middle Ages, which permeate my entire journey. Already on the first evening, we step into a time machine that transports us to traditional Eastern European cuisine filled with love, combined with medieval music. Did you know that Tallinn has many Danish influences? Estonia was Danish for 100 years, and the countries still have a close relationship today. During our tour of the old town, we pass several Danish flags and a rose garden established (in 2005) in honor of Queen Margrethe. The rose garden has become an important symbol of Denmark and Estonia's historical and cultural cooperation. The old town is fantastic and full of history and mystique, but now we continue out through the grand medieval entrance and back to the present.

Tallinn old town

One kilometer from the old town, amidst greenery and industries, lies the hip area of Telliskivi. It has undergone an impressive transformation from an industrial area to a creative and urban quarter. Known for its bohemian atmosphere and alternative culture, Telliskivi is filled with artist studios, design shops, cafes, restaurants, and galleries, making it a popular destination. Telliskivi Creative City houses many different companies and organizations in creative and cultural industries. Various events and festivals such as concerts, art exhibitions, and craft markets are also organized. Telliskivi is also known for its graffiti art and street art scenes, giving the area a colorful character. Just in the area, there is also a photography museum with similar exhibitions to those in Stockholm, and on the roof of the building, there is a large rooftop bar and restaurant where all the cool Tallinn residents hang out.

Telliskivi

To further immerse ourselves in Estonia's history, we had the opportunity to visit Maarjamae Palace, a historic building located in the Pirita district of Tallinn. The palace was built in 1874 by Count Anatoli Orlov-Davydov and has beautiful neoclassical architecture. During the Soviet era, the palace was used for various purposes, including as residences for Soviet party members and later as an art museum. Today, Maarjamae Palace functions as part of the Estonian History Museum, housing exhibitions focusing on Estonia's modern history and culture. The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens and parks, making it a pleasant place to visit for a walk and to enjoy the historical atmosphere.

Maarjamae Palace
Maarjamae Palace

Lahemaa National Park is Estonia's largest national park and one of the oldest in Europe. Located along Estonia's northern coast, just about 70 kilometers from Tallinn, the park was established in 1971 to protect the area's unique nature and cultural heritage. Lahemaa National Park offers a diverse nature with beautiful coastlines, forests, and lakes. Visitors can experience a variety of plant and animal species, including many rare and endangered ones. In addition to its stunning nature, Lahemaa National Park also boasts a rich cultural heritage with historic manors, fishing villages, and ancient sites. Visitors can explore old estates such as Vihula Manor and learn more about Estonia's history and traditions. And by the way, there's a great spa and mini-golf too! Explore Tallinn and discover its rich history, vibrant culture, and scenic surroundings. A trip here is like a fascinating historical journey where every step brings you closer to understanding Estonia's unique heritage and charm

 

Best regards,
Thea and the CompanyCations Team

 


Vevey, Schweiz

Our Train Journey in Switzerland

Last week, we had two study trips planned: a train journey in Switzerland from Geneva to Zurich, and a trip to Tallinn, Estonia.
Study trips give us the opportunity to explore and experience destinations to ensure we can offer the best to our clients. It’s about discovering new places, hotels, and activities so we can create memorable experiences. This way, we can be sure that we not only meet but exceed your expectations every time you travel with us.Join us here on our journey in Switzerland! First up is Geneva.

 

Day 1: Cancelled Flight and Late Evening

The trip didn’t start off particularly well as our flight to Geneva was cancelled. Rebooking with a layover in Zurich seemed to solve the problem, but with a flight delay of over an hour, we missed our connection in Zurich and had to rebook again. As a result, we had a very late check-in at Hotel N'vY, missed the presentation about Geneva, and instead of having dinner with the rest of the group who flew from Arlanda, we went straight to bed. As they say, not the best start, but things can only get better from here!

 

La bonbonniere, Genéve
La bonbonniere, Genéve

 

Day 2: Chocolate Making, Cheese Fondue, and Wine Tasting in the Countryside

The day started with a hotel inspection at both Hotel N'vY and Hôtel Royal, where we had the opportunity to check out the rooms, conference facilities, restaurants, and more. Both hotels are part of the Manotel chain, which offers six hotels in Geneva, each with a different theme. While Hôtel Royal offers a classic feel, Hotel N'vY has a more modern style.

Next, we continued to La Bonbonnière, where we had the chance to make our own Swiss chocolate - an unforgettable experience for all chocolate lovers! La Bonbonnière is renowned for its unique chocolate-making and offers the opportunity to learn more about the history and production of chocolate. It’s a perfect team-building activity in Switzerland.

After the chocolate-making, we took a short tour of the city. One fascinating aspect of Switzerland is its multilingualism due to the country’s multiculturalism. The four official languages in Switzerland are German, French, Italian, and Romansh. German is the most spoken language and is used as the main language in the German-speaking regions in the north and east. French is primarily spoken in the western part of the country, while Italian is used in the southern regions, especially in Ticino. Romansh is a lesser-spoken language and is mainly used in the canton of Graubünden. It's easy to see why one might get a bit confused and not know whether to say Merci Beaucoup or Grazie Mille.

Another cool thing about Geneva is that you can fill your water bottle and drink directly from the city’s fountains, as it is clean water from the mountains.
Thanks to our Choco pass , which gave us the opportunity to get free samples from several chocolatiers in Geneva, my suitcase was packed with heavenly chocolate when I got home.
After a pleasant walk in the sun, we enjoyed a delicious lunch at Kiosque des Bastions, a place impressive for hosting cool events. There are plenty of possibilities here!We then took a short train ride (10 minutes) to the countryside. With our Geneva City Pass , we could travel for free on all public transport and also had the opportunity to visit 60 free attractions.
After the train ride, we were met by Frederic, our cycling guide. Equipped with e-bikes, we set out on a tour of the beautiful landscape. After about 25 minutes, we arrived at a wine tasting - a very authentic experience, as if we were invited to a neighbor’s own wine cellar. Here, we learned more about Swiss wines and had the opportunity to purchase a few bottles to take home.

In the evening, we returned to Geneva for another hotel inspection at Edelweiss Hotel, which is also part of the Manotel group. Their motto is "Mountains in the city," and that’s exactly the feeling you get as soon as you enter the reception.

We also had an exclusive fondue cooking class, followed by dinner at the Edelweiss Restaurant.
So, it was on with a new apron and stirring the pot like a true Swiss.

Edelweiss is known for its traditional Swiss cuisine and offers an authentic fondue experience for its guests. Highly recommended!

Every evening at 7:00 PM, they also feature live music on stage, enhancing the ambiance of an alpine setting, mountain landscapes, and classic Swiss atmosphere.

 

 

 

 

 

Edelweiss Hotel, Genéve. -Lisette Grevstad

 

Day 3: Train to Lausanne and Chaplin's World

The day began with a train ride to Lausanne, where we checked into  Hotel Alpha-Palmiers. We quickly dropped off our bags and headed out for a guided tour of the city.
Given the city's hilly terrain, it looks like the trains are climbing uphill. So yes, we took the metro. The metro in Lausanne is a unique experience as each station has its own signature sound – it could be the sound of water, birdsong, or even footsteps like in a tap dance – symbolizing what each stop is known for.We visited The Cathedral of Notre Dame of Lausanne, where we had the chance to see the enormous 40-ton organ.

The Cathedral of Notre Dame of Lausanne
The Cathedral of Notre Dame of Lausanne -Lisette Grevstad

 

After a guided tour of Lausanne city and a cheese tasting at the market, we took a boat, a classic paddle steamer, to Vevey. It was a magical experience standing in the harbor as the steamboat slowly passed by, with a French flag waving at the bow and a large Swiss flag at the stern. This is because the lake is divided by two international waters. The view was especially magical with snow-capped mountains on the French side, green mountains with small villages and fields on the Swiss side, and water so clear you could see all the way to the bottom – even while standing in the harbor. We heard that the Swiss often say the water is so clear you can swim with your mouth open.After a very delicious lunch, it was time to disembark in Vevey, where we met Renato, our new guide – a very fun guy! He showed us around the incredibly charming village and had lots of tips for us. He told us that every Saturday throughout the summer, you can enjoy live music, yodelers, and wine tastings all over the streets of Vevey. You pay for a glass that you take with you to the various stands at the market, and then you can enjoy free tastings. Very Cosy!

The Fork, Vevey
The Fork, Vevey - Lisette

After another fantastic chocolate tasting, we were picked up by a luxurious minibus to visit Chaplin World. What a wow experience! Walking through Charlie Chaplin’s house, where he lived for the last 25 years of his life, and seeing his iconic shoes in person was quite impressive.

 

Chaplin Word, Vevey
Chaplin Word, Vevey- Lisette Grevstad

It’s easy to be impressed by Charlie Chaplin when delving into the rich history that the creator of The Tramp has to offer. Chaplin was not only one of the most influential and beloved film stars during the silent film and early sound film era, but his legacy also serves as a reminder of timeless themes and values. His innovative approach to comedy and his ability to not only entertain but also comment on the society around him is as relevant today as it was back then. Chaplin became a controversial figure during his time. He was banned from the United States due to his political views, which can be seen as a reminder of the dangers that still exist when defending fundamental values like justice and freedom. Although Chaplin lived in a different era, his legacy remains relevant in today's world, where we still grapple with similar issues and conflicts. Visiting Chaplin's World is not just a journey back in time but also a tribute to the timeless ideas and values that Charlie Chaplin represented. It serves as an inspiring reminder of the importance of never remaining silent in the face of injustice. It was easy to be moved by the film clip from the end of Charlie Chaplin's life, where he was finally welcomed back to the USA and the Oscars, receiving a standing ovation from the audience for over 14 minutes – a record that still stands as the longest ovation time. Some tears were shed during that moment.

After an exciting day, we returned to Lausanne by train to relax and then end the day with a delicious dinner at Brasserie de Montbenon. Brasserie de Montbenon is a popular restaurant in Lausanne, known for its delicious food and beautiful views of the city. It also offers excellent opportunities for hosting great events. Before dinner, we made a spontaneous trip to the rooftop bar MAD, where we were served a delightful cheese and charcuterie platter with a fun pocket knife that we got to take home. Here, you can also enjoy shisha, visit the nightclub, and stay over at the ibis Styles Lausanne Center Mad House.

 

 

 

 

 

Day 4: The Olympic Museum and Train to Zürich

The last day in Switzerland began with hotel inspections at two Fassbind hotels in Lausanne. First, Swiss Chocolate – a hotel for true chocolate enthusiasts. Here, guests are immersed in Swiss chocolate artistry. The reception features a chocolate fondue, room numbers are presented on "chocolate pieces" on the doors, and the bedside tables resemble stacked chocolate bars. The next hotel, also a themed hotel, is all about wine – Swiss Wine Hotel & Bar.

Then we had a spontaneous inspection at Château d'Ouchy, a magnificent gem located on the shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne. With its enchanting architecture and stunning views, this castle hotel offers an unparalleled atmosphere of luxury and history, perfect for a memorable stay in Switzerland.

A short walk from here, we enjoyed a tour of The Olympic Museum . Every corner of The Olympic Museum is filled with stories and memories that warm the hearts of every visitor. Here, amidst the beautiful surroundings of Lake Geneva, it feels like walking through one's own personal memories of the Olympic Games. The museum also features conference rooms, a restaurant, and larger event spaces, making it an ideal venue for hosting conferences – especially for sports enthusiasts.

Next was another hotel inspection at the grand Beau-Rivage Palace, an exclusive and luxurious hotel on the shores of Lake Geneva. With its storied history and exquisite architecture, this five-star palace offers an unparalleled experience of elegance and comfort. The hotel welcomes guests to a world of first-class service, a spa, gourmet dining, and magnificent views of the lake and the Swiss Alps. Beau-Rivage Palace is not just a hotel; it is a destination where memories are made, and guests are treated like royalty.

After this, it was time for lunch at the Royal Savoy Hotel, which was absolutely delicious, followed by an inspection and presentation from Marina at the The Bürgenstock Collection.
Here, guests are greeted with timeless elegance, first-class service, and sophisticated charm. From its elegant rooms and suites to its award-winning restaurants and relaxing spa, the Royal Savoy Hotel offers a memorable stay for anyone seeking the best of Lausanne.

Satisfied and content, we returned to the hotel to collect our luggage, then bid farewell to Lausanne and the super sweet Julia, who had been our guide for two days.
We boarded the train to Zurich, where we attended a presentation on event and conference opportunities on Swiss trains, organized by Swiss Travel Systems..
Swiss Travel System is the perfect way to explore Switzerland by train, bus, and boat, ideal for enjoying the beautiful Swiss nature and culture in a convenient and efficient manner.
An impressive statistic is that almost the entire population of Iceland could ride the train simultaneously in Switzerland, demonstrating the excellent infrastructure and accessibility within the country.

Finally, with fantastic memories and new experiences in our bags, we boarded the flight home from Zurich – this time without any hassle.Thank you, Switzerland, for an unforgettable journey filled with adventure and inspiration! A big thank you to Hanna from Switzerland Tourism for the invitation!

 

Best regards,
The CompanyCations Team

 


Curios what Greece can offer for TeamBuilding?

In late April, we went on a study trip together with Nordic Travel Rep to explore opportunities for future clients to experience the destination of Grand Resort Lagonissi to the fullest.
During our study trip, we investigate the on-site facilities, what activities are possible to do, as well as the distance and environment in the surrounding area. This is to ensure that the customer feels confident when choosing the destination, but also that they get what they are looking for on their corporate trips.

After a 3-hour flight from Kastrup, we landed at Athens Airport after a pleasant flight with the Greek airline Aegean, and there was warmth in the air.

We were greeted by our driver who took us in a minibus from the airport through a rural landscape with lots of vegetation, before entering a small town and then further out towards the coast. When we finally saw the sea, we were only a few minutes away from our destination, the 5-star hotel Grand Resort Lagonissi.

 

Grand Resort Lagonissi, Greece

Grand Resort Lagonissi, Greece
Grand Resort Lagonissi, Greece - Theres Holm

The entire journey from the airport took about 20 minutes and was a pleasant ride after the flight.

When we arrived at the hotel, we were greeted by a team of people, friendly service, and a refreshing drink while they checked us in and then drove us to our rooms in a golf cart, something that was possible to be picked up, throughout the stay.

The rooms we were assigned were Mediterranean Suites. The first feeling experienced upon entering was one of exclusivity. First, we were greeted by a terrace with a pool overlooking the sea. Then, upon entering the room, there was a lounge area where refreshments were laid out in the form of fruit and sweets, as well as some bubbly and water. Even the large bed, positioned further into the room, with a sea view, felt overwhelming. In the room next door, there was a large bathroom with exercise facilities, a shower with a sauna, and even a jacuzzi with a sea view. The room was inviting, with both activity and relaxation options.

After settling into our rooms, we were given a tour of the hotel, where we had the opportunity to see all the room options, restaurants, and conference facilities they offer. There are truly opportunities for companies that want to go on a trip with that little extra, by choosing the luxurious rooms or villas, but also for those who want to take their company to nice bungalows with sea views and a beach outside.

Grand Resort Lagonissi
Grand Resort Lagonissi, Theres Holm

 

Our first evening, the air was hazy, which we were explained was due to the influx of sand from the Sahara in recent days. This caused, among other things, that we couldn't see the view, but also that in the evening, there was a red/orange glow in the sky, which was quite unusual.

Grand Resort Lagonissi, Greece

On our first evening, we dined at the restaurant located in the main building, Aphrodite, where they also served our breakfast buffet every morning.

We were first served appetizers in tapas form, which included tomato, mozzarella, avocado with melon salad with capers, octopus, pizza slice, and eggplant. Then came the meat, tzatziki, and fries. There was plenty of delicious food, accompanied by wine and water.

The Greek culture is to eat a lot, for a long time, and truly enjoy the food. After this delightful start to the trip, there were comfortable beds to retire to for a good night's sleep.

On the second day, we started with breakfast before hopping into the minibus, which drove us about 10 minutes to our first stop, Margi Farm. It's a farm that is still under development, but where we could already see many crops and herbs growing, as well as olive trees and grapevines.

There were also animals on the farm, goats, a donkey, and chickens, all to produce and use their own ingredients for activities or meals. The possibilities here were vast, and the area was enormous.

One activity set up for a group on their way there was a cooking table and a cozy setup for enjoying the meal.

Afterward, we continued into Athens, where along the way, we caught a glimpse of Olympia, the stadium where the first Olympic Games were held. Upon arrival, a guide welcomed us and led us up the stairs to the famous Acropolis, "The city on the top," where "polis" in Greek means the city and "akro" means the top. Once there, another guide awaited us, providing a tour with fascinating information about the Acropolis and the history of Athens.

Olympia, stadion

After we finished, the guides were ready again, splitting us into two teams, where we would explore Athens by following instructions on a map on an iPad. There were various questions and challenges related to what we were approaching along the way, and we were constantly competing against the other team. It was a fun and educational team-building activity, with small breaks at selected restaurants or bars that you wouldn't want to miss when in Athens. Our final destination on the map was marked as a restaurant serving Greek gyros, kebab, pita bread, and tzatziki.

Then it was back to the hotel, which took about 1 hour from Athens due to rush hour traffic when we were heading back.

In the evening, we went to a nearby village where we were served lamb, which meant the whole lamb was laid out on the platter, accompanied by tzatziki, bread, and tomato salad with olive oil. For dessert, we were treated to Greek yogurt with sweetened accompaniments, a homemade schnapps made from scented geranium and mastic.

It truly gave a sense of being in Greece.

The third day started with a Freddo Cappuccino, which is a cold coffee typical of Greece.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Then we embarked on an excursion by driving rented cars in a convoy. Here, we were divided into three cars, with each car forming a team that would stick together. They explained that this could be done with a focus on team building when dividing people into the cars.

We first headed to Ktima Xatzi, an exclusive mansion with the possibility of hosting events with breathtaking views.

Ktima Xatzi
Ktima Xatzi, Theres Holm

Here, we were guided through a place where much of historical Greece was preserved, and a painting by Monet adorned the wall. We were told about various events they had hosted on-site, including weddings and Greek-themed festivities with music and food. They explained that they had the possibility to set up for dinner both on the grass and under their pavilion, making the mansion feel exclusive for every party that chose to hold an event there.

Then, we continued to the southern part of the Athens island towards Sounion National Park to enjoy a splendid view while beholding a Greek monument.

Upon returning to the hotel, we strolled along the promenade to reach the hotel's restaurant, Mediterraneo, to savor a delicious Greek lunch by the sea. The lunch concluded with a tasteful fruit platter.

On the last evening, we dined at the hotel's restaurant Kohylia, where we were served exquisite sushi, salad with duck, and a white fish resembling cod with a fantastic sauce made of Taro.

 

 

Grand Resort Lagonissi, Greece With this exquisite dinner as our conclusion, we were picked up at 5:00 Greek time for our journey back home, filled with a plethora of new experiences.

We would like to extend our gratitude to Nordic Travel Rep and Grand Resort Lagonissi for the unique opportunity to explore the Greek island of Athens. There are opportunities here for both exclusive incentive trips for companies looking to indulge, as well as for those who wish to treat their employees to a Greek experience with bungalows situated by the beach.

The staff at the hotel are welcoming and accommodating, eagerly anticipating the chance to enrich your company with new memories in a fantastic destination. There are options to stay at the hotel, where various events can be held, but if you wish to explore more of the island, there are knowledgeable guides available who have a deep understanding of Athens and its surroundings.

We would be delighted to share more about the destination with your company!

 

 

Best regards,
Theres & the CompanyCations Team