Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany

The Bayerischer Hof is a world-renowned, exclusive 5-star Grand Hotel right in the middle of Munich. Known internationally as the location for the Munich Security Conference, this place is special.

Give-away a story to be remembered

Handing out give-aways is common practice at events and trade shows. But have you ever thought about how to make it more memorable and connect it to your company with more than just the logo?

Park Café, Munich, Germany

Park Café is an unusual venue because of its mix of styles. Located in Munich in the middle of the old Botanical Gardens, the venue has an extensive traditional beer garden. Inside, however, you'll find a rather stylish gilded, modern and elegant cocktail bar feel that you would not expect from a beer garden.

Esprit Arena, Düsseldorf, Germany

When you think of football stadiums you’ll probably first of all think big. Too big a venue for the sort of event that you organize? At first sight yes, but look behind the scenes.

Established successful teams still need injections of creativity

So much of what we do in events marketing is dependent upon both, good team work and fresh ideas. Inspired thinking maintains the interest, engagement and memorable impact of events. Conversely, a stable well-established marketing team is like a well-oiled machine. How do corporate marketing departments ensure they have both?

Künstlerhaus, Munich, Germany

The Münchner Künstlerhaus is first and foremost a cultural venue. It was built in the late 19th century by a local Munich architect to be a meeting place for artists and Munich's high society.

Avoiding accommodation taxes in German cities

More and more German cities are imposing accommodation taxes on their visitors. Whilst this tax does not apply to business travelers, you need to be aware of certain rules. Sometimes you even have to provide an official document to prove the business purpose of your trip.