04 · from £8k

Team and incentive events

People can tell when a trip is a reward and when it is a meeting in a nicer hotel. We ask what the group would actually travel for, then plan that.

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Indicative band
from £8k
Timeline
6–14 weeks
Format
In person, occasionally with a few people joining a single session
Best for
Offsites, incentive trips, leadership retreats

What you should get

  1. 01

    An agenda with space in it, not a conference squeezed into a hotel

  2. 02

    A shared activity that is optional to enjoy and clear to decline

  3. 03

    Logistics that do not become the host’s second job

What’s included

  • A straight conversation about what the group wants
  • Destination and venue shortlist
  • Agenda with working time and unscheduled time marked
  • Supplier and transfer coordination
  • On-the-ground support for the travel days
  • A short note on whether it was worth doing again

Usually scoped separately

  • Flights and hotels, which we can manage or leave with you
  • Facilitators for strategy sessions
  • Visas and complex travel risk
  • Activities with specialist instructors

How a job tends to run

  1. 01

    Ask.

    What would make this worth the time away from home.

  2. 02

    Place.

    Three options with a recommendation and a reason to say no.

  3. 03

    Pace.

    Working blocks, meals, and nothing that needs a costume.

  4. 04

    Return.

    What, if anything, should happen on the following Monday.

Sample work in this line

Hybrid and virtual events