Incentive trip Seville

Organizing a company/team-building trip abroad, especially to Seville, one of the best destinations and the warmest and sunniest city in Europe, should ideally be done with minimal worries.

One major advantage of our company trip to Seville is that we know the area well. Our colleague and now partner, Peter Braam, resides in Seville, speaks the language fluently, and knows the region inside out. He will be there to welcome you in Seville.

Your team trip begins on a positive and familiar note. We will greet you at the airport with our instructor and a fun surprise. He will hand you our Sevilla Survival Set, including our app, allowing you to explore the city quickly and enjoyably on your own phone. Even before you land, you can check out where the cozy tapas restaurants are, the hotspots like our rooftop bar, or one of the lively pubs and cocktail bars where you can enjoy yourself until late into the night. The fun part is that through the app, we have a few interesting facts and questions prepared for you at various places to be in Seville, which are optional but enjoyable.

The Trip...

Take a look at one of our elaborated examples of how your trip could look like. The possibilities are endless, so don't hesitate to request a customized quote.

Day 1:

The first day is dedicated to typical Spanish traditions such as Flamenco and Tapas, and we explore the city by bike.

After your journey, we start with the first activity. To immerse you directly into Sevillian culture, we propose a Bike Tour with professional guides. It's an original way to explore the city and get acquainted with the local culture. Optionally, we can turn this into a Flamenco Experience; along the way, you'll encounter real Flamenco artists for a Flamenco rhythm and dance workshop accompanied by a guitarist, dancers, and singer. We end the tour at one of the city's best Tapas Bars. Tapas are inseparable from the streets of Seville, and trying them out is a must-do during a city trip to Seville.

After all these impressions, there's time for a siesta at the hotel before we take you out for dinner. Optionally, we first attend a real Flamenco Show with the artists we encountered during the bike tour. For dinner, we suggest the old tile factory in Triana, transformed into a restaurant by the family of the old factory. Here, there are different indoor and outdoor spaces, each with its own charm.

Day 2

In the morning, before the sun gets too high in the sky, we venture into the city for a real team-building city game. We explore the narrow alleys and squares of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, the Jardines de Murillo park, and walk past the spectacular monuments in the city center. However, this is not a boring city walk but an exciting urban game. Our Break IN Casa de la Moneda is based on the Spanish hit series Casa de Papel.

Prefer sightseeing over team-building? Then let's gather for a bit of culture and suggest a visit to the Real Alcazar Palace. Learn more about this unique monument on our page about the Palace of Seville.

For lunch, we propose heading to the panedería, the bakery next to the cathedral. Here, we can assemble a lunch of your choice with typical dishes such as Spanish Tortilla, empanadas, sandwiches, salad, and croquettes.

After a well-deserved siesta, you can choose between free time or visiting the palace if you opted for team-building in the morning. It's also possible to schedule a meeting for groups that want to have a business session.

For dinner, we'll take you to an excellent restaurant in the city center or overlooking the river. Optionally, you can choose a tour along the Guadalquivir on a luxury cocktail boat before dinner.

Day 3

Optionally, we can start this day with a cultural visit to the rooftops of the Cathedral and the Cathedral itself, accompanied by a professional guide.

Food and conviviality are important pillars of Spanish culture. Therefore, we propose to conclude the trip in a relaxed and enjoyable manner with a Master Chef - Paella Challenge. Here, you will learn how to prepare the Spanish Paella, as well as make Sangria to set the mood. The fun part is that during the preparation of the paella, drinks are already included, and appetizers will be served from the kitchen. It's a relaxing and very complete activity with some healthy competition. Who can make the best sangria and give the perfect touch to the paella? "El Punto" as they say in Spain.

While you sit at the table, the rice needs a little rest, so more starters will be served from the kitchen. We'll conclude with a fun award ceremony and a delightful sorbet for dessert.

After our self made lunch, there's some time left for souvenir shopping before we take you back to the airport.