Vysočina sits in the middle of the Czech Republic, and you can reach it from Prague or Brno by highway without a long transfer. Inside, you'll find hotels and recreation centers that work well for corporate events, outdoor activities in a region full of forests, one of the highest treetop ropes courses in the country, a medieval story at a castle, and what to do when the weather doesn't cooperate.
How do you plan team building that your team will happily remember, without the company paying for things it doesn't need? We'll walk through the decisions organizers make first: indoor or outdoor, a small team or the whole company, a sports day or a story-driven program, how much adrenaline the program can take, what accommodation standard is enough, and how employer liability works if someone gets injured.
The Moravian Karst offers corporate events caves, abysses and limestone cliffs just a short way north of Brno. In this article, you'll find what the Secrets of Moravian Karst program looks like, where a story game or a large outdoor program fits in, how to combine training with outdoor activities, what's worth seeing around Jedovnice and how to get your whole team here comfortably by train or vintage bus.
Liberec combines a historic downtown and its town hall, the entertainment facilities of Centrum Babylon and Ještěd mountain, with a hotel right at the summit. In this article, you'll find what's worth seeing in the city, how to get here with your team, where to stay and which story games we can set up here for corporate groups, including a backup plan in case the weather turns bad.
Team building in Bratislava combines a game in the historic center with places worth a separate trip. We explain how Treasure Hunt Bratislava works, from the castle to the Danube embankment, which story games and indoor programs we can bring here in Czech and English, and where to go after the game, from Devín through the UFO observation deck to the wooded Kamzík.
Team building for large groups is planned differently than a single department's outing. Here you'll find what to do when your chosen program lacks the capacity, why development programs belong to smaller teams, which story-driven team-building activities keep even an entire company together, how group size changes logistics and budget, and which experiences, from adrenaline to gourmet, suit a corporate event.
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