The Pub Quiz spread from British pubs around the world, and here it quickly found regular players. This article shares proven tips on building a winning team, choosing a captain and why playing in sync matters, plus an overview of how to run a quiz as a corporate event for a small group or a whole department, in English or for remote colleagues.
An escape game as team building brings your team together even when colleagues sit in different places. We've picked eight virtual escape games with different stories, from a Sherlock Holmes detective case to a pirate voyage to a zombie apocalypse, and for each one you'll find how demanding the puzzles are and who it suits best. At the end, we'll help you decide when to go online and when to play in person.
Team building in Pilsen with the Treasure Hunt game combines a team competition with discovering the city: from St. Bartholomew's Cathedral and the Great Synagogue to the Tyrš Bridge. In this article, you'll find a brief history of Pilsen, places worth a stop, tips for side programs, transportation and accommodation, and how the tablet-based game works and why every team picks its own strategy.
Where in Brno should you go for a conference, a party, or team building? We'll tour the distinguished halls of the Old Town Hall, hotels downtown and by the Brno Reservoir, and a Treasure Hunt through a historic center full of landmarks. We'll advise on which space and program fit your type of corporate event, and show you a trip to the Moravian Karst or South Moravia for wine and quieter nature.
A Christmas party lives or dies by the program, not the catering. Find specific activities that bring coworkers from different departments together: knowledge shows for the whole room, escape games for smaller teams, and hands-on workshops with something to take home. We'll help you choose by team size, what to budget for, and how to keep the evening from going off the rails.
Prague is the most exclusive address for a corporate event in the Czech Republic, and also the busiest one. This article covers what Prague venues and locations can really handle, where tourist traffic and transport will catch up with you, how to pick a format based on team size, what belongs in the budget, and what plan B looks like when it rains from the morning on. I am writing this as a corporate event organizer who has been running events in Prague for years, not as a sightseeing guide.
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