Groups Combine Gourmet Food & Hiking in Germany’s Black Forest Region
Attendees can see and taste the natural herbs and berries growing in the forest—most of which have been used by locals to create natural remedies for infection, pain and sickness.
Join Our Flanders Webinar & You Might Win a Free Trip
Join Brecht Putnam of VISITFLANDERS for a dazzling virtual tour and get the chance to win a free trip!
How to Experience Stockholm Like a Nobel Laureate
Mid-December in Stockholm is all about the Nobel Prize and plenty of authentic laureate options await groups.
Discover: Biodynamic Wine Tasting in Tuscany
As is often the case, what is considered tradition by one country may be viewed as the next big trend in another.
Team Building Lets Attendees Sample a Taste of Monaco
Monaco’s Marché de la Condamine, an indoor/outdoor farmer’s market, can be privatized for special events, with food stations featuring local seafood, organic products and French and Italian desserts.
How About Haggis Hurling in Scotland’s Highlands
Scotland’s centuries-old Highland Games offers interesting opportunities for noshing on traditional Scottish cuisine.
Amsterdam’s Conservatorium Hotel Launches New Group Experiences
Combine a sense of zen and history in a yoga session at or near the hotel.
Liverpool Welcomes International Festival of Business to Exhibition Center
"This is the largest concentration of separate events taking place under one roof during a three-week period that we have ever hosted.”
4 True-to-Nottinghamshire Activities in England’s Home of Sport
The University of Nottingham is developing the new $58 million David Ross Sports Village, scheduled for completion later this summer.
Marriott’s Big Plans for 2016
An inside look at Marriott's big plans for 2016. (Hint: A $13 billion merger is only part of the equation.)
Urban Attractions Meet Wilderness Adventures in Sweden
To embrace the area’s wintry culture even more, groups can watch an Ice Music Concert in a venue that is essentially a giant igloo made of ice and snow.
Danube Cruise Lends Exclusivity to Dealer Incentive
But with ports in in Budapest, Vienna, Melk and Slovakia, “This experience introduced the group to a world they would have never seen on their own.”
Inside Berlin’s Surge of Development
The historic Oderberger Strasse bathhouse, established in 1902 in the city’s Prenzlauer Berg district, was revamped as Hotel Oderberger at the beginning of the year.
Viking River Cruises Expands Longship Fleet in Europe
Known for its destination-centric cruises, Viking River Cruises will take attendees through the canals of Amsterdam or to explore Heidelberg Castle in Germany.
