Corporate Travel Destinations

Switzerland is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, particularly for those interested in skiing and other mountain sports. Well-known for its exceptional ski resorts, luxury mountain spas, breathtaking natural beauty and well-established tourism infrastructure, it is easy to see why so many travelers return to Switzerland year after year. This thoroughly developed infrastructure based around tourism, coupled with the important business centers of Zurich and Geneva, make Switzerland an easy choice for corporate travel and meeting planners looking for a European destination.

Switzerland offers quaint, traditional villages; major metropolitan areas with exceptional dining, shopping and entertainment; world-renowned watch-making, chocolate and cheese industries; and magnificent scenery that your participants will find appealing and memorable. English is spoken throughout the country, which provides an even higher level of convenience for your travel participants.

Berne, the capital city of Switzerland, is particularly enticing as a destination and is located just 152 kilometers from Geneva and 122 kilometers from Zurich. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Berne is filled with sites of historical and cultural importance, including the Clock Tower, Prison Tower, Parliament House and Munster Cathedral. This medieval city is also well-known for Emmental cheese and Toblerone chocolates, and for being a central location for the work life of Albert Einstein. With numerous options for small, medium and large groups, Berne is an excellent choice for your next corporate travel destination.

Santo Domingo, located on the coast of the Dominican Republic offers the perfect blend of modern amenities and rich history and culture. Christopher Columbus first came upon this region in 1492, with his brother, Bartolome Colon, founding the city of Santo Domingo de Guzman in 1498. As the first city in the New World, UNESCO naturally awarded it status as a World Heritage Site and visitors can still walk along the cobblestone streets of the original city, now called Colonial City, where the first university, church, hospital and monastery constructed in the New World can still be seen.

A popular destination for the cruise meeting industry, the Port of Santo Domingo has two cruise ship terminals: the Don Diego Terminal and the San Souci Terminal. Each of these terminals allows passengers convenient access to nearby Colonial City, as well as a number of important historical sites and landmarks, many dining options serving scrumptious local cuisine and nightspots that come alive each evening with the vibrant sounds of merengue. Santo Domingo is considered one of the most important cultural capitals of the Americas and offers a wide variety of entertainment, dining, shopping and cultural attractions, such as the museums of the Plaza de Cultura, the Columbus Lighthouse and the Parque Colon.

A well-established, modern public transportation system makes getting around this historic city a breeze, which will allow your attendees to take in all that Santo Domingo has to offer between scheduled meetings and events.