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Things to do in Manila

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On business in Manila? Extend your stay and explore the capital of the Philippines. The megacity with 1.8 million people in Manila City alone is a melting pot of cultures. Manila will captivate, polarise, and leave you wanting more.

History in Manila – Fort Santiago (Fuerza de Santiago)

The impressive Fort Santiago is one of the most important historic buildings in the region. Its uses included a jail and execution site during Spanish colonial times and World War II. The fort is home to a fascinating museum recounting the history of the complex over three centuries. For instance, it was once used as the main trans-shipment site for the spice trade between Europe and America. It witnessed battles with British conquerors and tells of the Americans’ influence after the Spanish-American War. It also bore witness to the Japanese siege during World War II. „Things to do in Manila“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Istanbul?

Blue Mosque Istanbul

Take some time and extend your business stay in Istanbul. Because you’ll be hard pushed to find a city more intensely shaped by the influences of different continents. And they’re worth exploring.

Istanbul – Vibrant – Historic – Multicultural

Start your day with a coffee at Taksim Square. Here, in the modern centre, you’ll already get a sense of the city’s vibrancy. Stroll down the grand and trendy Istiklal Street – the metropolis’ dynamic, cultural heart. And make a detour to climb the Galata Tower and enjoy the finest view of the city. Cross the Galata Bridge to the other side, known as the ‘Golden Horn’. The bridge forms the symbolic centre of Istanbul. Directly underneath is are a number of restaurants, and it’s also a great spot to watch the fishermen. „What to do in Istanbul?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Muscat?

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Where exactly is Muscat? It sounds like some distant, magical, exotic place. And it certainly can be, depending on where you’re travelling from. The flight time from Central Europe is between 6 and 7 hours. The capital of the Sultanate of Oman is located at the very bottom of the Arabian Peninsula, next to the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. It sits right by the sea, making it easier to choose excursion destinations, tours or attractions. Simply extend your business stay and explore the Muscat region.

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What to do in Marrakech

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On business in Marrakech? Extend your stay and explore this Oriental metropolis in Morocco. One of the city’s most important industries is tourism. So it will come as no surprise to meet people from all corners of the globe here.

Marrakech – The souk in the medina

The souk (bazaar) in Marrakech’s medina is just as you would imagine it to be. Vibrant, loud and full of exotic fragrances. This is where it all happens. It’s where people trade, exchange, haggle and enjoy life. Fabrics, food, pottery and jewellery, not to mention flea market dealers, shoeshiners, ceramics and leather goods. And endless variety of merchants awaits at the traditional market, while the spice market is a feast for the nostrils, with wafting aromas of tea, herbs, cinnamon, cumin, cardamom, ginger and nutmeg. There are colourful spice mounds and enchanting Oriental scents at every turn. „What to do in Marrakech“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Barcelona?

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Discover exciting fringe programmes and a multitude of outstanding sights in Barcelona. The Catalan capital offers you many options to ensure a memorable convention, seminar or incentive trip.

Explore Barcelona

Does your event programme allow a little time to explore the city? Feel the pulse of this northern Spanish metropolis. Whether you take a stroll along the waterfront or over the lovely Rambla. The famous thoroughfare between the Plaça de Catalunya and Port Vell is always worth a visit. Taste the tapas in one of the small restaurants, washed down with a glass of fine Spanish wine. And in no time, you will have captured the essence of the easy-going Spanish lifestyle. By the way, the entrance to the Mercat de la Boqueria market hall is directly off La Rambla, and well worth a visit for its striking steel and glass construction alone. Inside, you will find countless market stalls offering everything the culinary heart could desire. „What to do in Barcelona?“ weiterlesen

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Fringe programme in Moscow – what to do?

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Get to know Moscow – the fantastic sights, traditional food and fabled Russian hospitality. The metropolis is a wonderful place to explore the country’s culture. Fringe programmes in Moscow – typically Russian.

Explore Moscow

The names of the Kremlin, the Red Square and St. Basil’s Cathedral are sure to be familiar to you. And what could be more fitting when visiting the Russian capital than taking in these highlights? The city’s landmarks are a MUST SEE on any business trip. Another essential addition to your list is the famous GUM department store. Located directly opposite Lenin’s Mausoleum on the Red Square, it is today considered an important monument of Russian architecture. This is a great opportunity to pick a souvenir for your loved ones at home. „Fringe programme in Moscow – what to do?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Doha?

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The capital of the desert state of Qatar offers an almost endless choice of leisure activities. For Doha is not just a popular travel destination for conferences, seminars and conventions.

Experience Doha

Doha means ‚bay‘ and is located on the Persian Gulf. So what could make more sense than to pick a fringe programme for your conference attendees with water in mind? A boat trip around ‚The Pearl‘, for instance. Or you might enjoy active recreation on the water. Whether it’s stand-up paddling, diving or exploring in kayak – your participants can look forward to a programme packed with active recreation and fun.

Are culture and history more your thing? Then we can recommend the archaeological site at Al Zubarah. This is where you will find the forts Al Wajbah and Al Koot and the Barzan Towers. The ancient Al Jassasiya rock carvings are also located here. „What to do in Doha?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Los Angeles?

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Los Angeles is jam-packed with sights and attractions that make a perfect fringe programme for your conference participants. Ranging from downtown L.A. to the coast, from culture to sports – and from creative highlights to culinary delights.

Universal Studios, Hollywood

Los Angeles is a city of entertainment par excellence. Movie fans are guaranteed to get their fill here. The Universal Studios are an obvious port of call when in L.A. A guided studio tour takes you behind the scenes to experience the atmosphere in a working Hollywood film studio. Look behind the curtains and discover the tricks of the trade. The popular theme park has been open since 1915. And although the park boasts countless attractions, a studio tour is an extra-special highlight. „What to do in Los Angeles?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Brussels?

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Brussels is not just a city for conferences, conventions, trade fairs and incentives. The Belgian capital also comes out top with interesting experiences to accompany your event.

What comes to mind when you hear the name Brussels? What is Belgium famous for? Chocolate? Beer? Europe? All of these, of course. Culinary fringe programmes can be had in almost any city on the planet. Instead, we would like to suggest a condensed ‚Tour of Europe‘.

Atomium and Mini Europe

You will probably be familiar with the giant Atomium in Brussels. This 105-metre-high building was erected for the 1958 World Fair as a symbol of the atomic age. Inside this gigantic replica iron crystal are several spheres with exhibition spaces that are open to the public. The top sphere houses a restaurant with panoramic views of the city. Visitors can move between spheres along walkways running through the interconnecting tubes. „What to do in Brussels?“ weiterlesen