Corporate Travel

Say goodbye to the sun as you lose yourself behind the mountains from a luxury boat, over the crystal clear waters of the Engadin lakes and while enjoying an exquisite aperitif based on local products.

Travel back in time with a particular, little-known trekking route, to learn about the work of the Swiss cheese makers of Interlaken and participate in the traditional process, as it was done 200 years ago.

Let the full moon light the way and enjoy a spectacular walk through the snow to the alpine hut, getting to know the pristine nature of Switzerland in an original and exciting way. End the evening with a toast while savoring a delicious national cheese fondue.

Create chocolates, bars or bars of the best Swiss chocolates with all kinds of fillings with one of the best confectioners in the country, who will make sure they are ready to take back home and enjoy them.

Spend a night in the heart of the Swiss countryside, surrounded by meadows and high mountains, and unravel the mysteries of the cosmos at the prestigious Astroval observatory, with the guidance of an expert astronomer.

Understand the well-deserved fame of Swiss watchmaking from the hand of Audemars Piguet, the oldest firm in the country, in Vallée de Joux. Visit its museum and workshops to see the meticulous work that hides each of these hand-assembled works of art.

Enter exclusively the new Grand Egyptian Museum, still under construction, and admire what will be the largest archaeological museum in the world, which will house more than 50,000 works of Ancient Egypt.

Access the most recent excavations around the pyramids, in private and accompanied by the prestigious Dr. Mark Lehner, to learn the latest details known about these architectural wonders, their builders and the pharaohs who conceived them.

Admire the pyramids of Giza before their opening hours to the public, enter the paws of the Great Sphinx or privately explore the Wahtye tomb at Saqqara, an exclusive archaeological find. Be amazed by the tombs of Nefertari or Seti I, two masterpieces of Egyptian art.

Admire the unique fortified churches of Transylvania, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, getting to know these monuments unique in the world before taking to the skies over the Carpathian Mountains.

Meet the large community of free-ranging bears that inhabit Romania on a sunset tour through the country’s lush forests.

Venture into the labyrinthine system of tunnels and caves used as a hiding place for ships during World War II or dive the seabed of the Kumbor Strait and Klinci Cave, famous for its abundant marine fauna.

Admire the inner beauty of Montenegro by jeeping through its mountains, reaching places that do not appear on maps and having the opportunity to conquer the peak of Veliki Kabao, 1600 meters above sea level.

Find the silhouette of Bali on the horizon and explore its most amazing landscapes in the company of a naturalist guide. Explore jungles teeming with life, enjoy lunch overlooking rice paddies and watch an endless parade of temples while cycling.

Embark on an exciting search for the curious Bornean orangutan, symbol of this region. Together with expert guides, hike through the dense rainforest and observe these magnificent primates in their natural habitat. An unforgettable adventure in one of the richest and most diverse ecosystems in the world.

Discover the ancient art of silk weaving in Laos and learn all the secrets of this traditional craft. Learn about the different types of weaving, test your skills at the loom or create your own design by dyeing a silk scarf.

Experience the serenity of Luang Prabang at sunrise. Watch the sun slowly illuminate the mountains as you participate in the tak bat ceremony, delivering food to Buddhist monks, a tradition deeply rooted in the spiritual life of Laos.

Delve into the unknown Laos and experience an exclusive meeting with Hans Berger, celebrated photographer and writer, at his private residence. Discover the secrets of his Buddhist photography archive and explore the visual legacy of Lao spirituality and culture through his lens.

Feel part of Khmer, a small indigenous village, where you can collaborate with daily activities and chores such as harvesting rice paddies, weaving or learning how to prepare a typical lunch.

Delve into Cambodia’s Buddhist tradition at Wat Athvea, a 12th century temple still in operation today, where you can participate in a private ceremony and receive a water blessing from its monks.

Stroll through the lively backstreets of Bangkok, from the historic Charoen Krung Road, and have a private browsing in the most renowned galleries of the city. End the evening discovering the multifaceted Thai gastronomy with a tour of its street stalls.

Delve into the Thai painting tradition in a 200-year-old village inhabited by artists and restorers. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to put everything you have learned into practice in this idyllic setting for creativity.

Stroll through the stone courtyards and cross the golden gates of the imperial citadel of Hue, exclusively and before its opening to the public, with an expert historian to learn all the secrets of this key place in the legacy of Vietnam.

Dive in the impressive Mergui archipelago, in crystal clear waters and accompanied by corals, whale sharks, manta rays or clown fish. Board a luxury catamaran and sail the Andaman Sea to meet the Moken tribes and their semi-nomadic lifestyle.