The Highland Games originally served as a test of strength between clans, where young warriors competed fiercely.

We organised a personalised version of the games, featuring Highland dancing, archery and a (lightweight) caber toss: entertaining contests of skill and teamwork.

Which clan could triumph with strength and intellect to claim glory and honour? The day culminated in a traditional clan dinner.

Beautiful Loch Lomond was the setting for an exhilarating RIB tour, paired with exciting off-road driving adventures.

Up on a hilltop, a heated army tent with high-quality catering provided the ultimate lunch experience, adding to the day’s excitement.

Lastly, a spectacular bird show, with an educational display of birds’ magnificent flying and hunting skills.

A majestic fortress perched on a cliff provided an unforgettable setting for the gala evening – and the iconic castle was exclusively opened for the group.

An outdoor aperitif to the evocative sounds of bagpipes, with guests then following the piper to dinner in the Great Hall.

In true Scottish tradition, participants wore national dress – kilts for the men and sashes for the women.

In a special kind of tour, participants divided into groups to solve tasks in the city, to prove they could be real Capetonians.

From gumboot dancing to Xhosa singing via samosa cooking, these group tasks were the best way to get to know the real city.

In the evening, like real Capetonians, everyone enjoyed a lively African evening and danced to exuberant local rhythms.

A definite must-see is the most southerly point in Africa. The coastal road winds its way to the rugged cliffs and the vast sea.

Some lucky ones drove the route in classic convertibles. Once there, everyone could enjoy the sea air by hiking or biking.

A walk to the Cape of Good Hope itself rounded off this visit, followed by a picnic in a high-end tent set up especially for us.

More than a meeting: that was our motto when choosing Embassy Hill for the event’s kick-off. And yes, it’s a former embassy.

An elegant building in a lovely park-like setting makes for a unique atmosphere. Creative ideas sparkle in this oasis.

This meeting location is truly perfect, not least as it’s rounded off with a relaxing pool area, ideal for a light al fresco lunch.

We ended the trip on a high note, with a gala dinner in the highest building in Cape Town, a spot that’s very difficult to rent.

And no wonder, with its 360° panorama over the whole city, Lion Head, Table Mountain, the harbour and the endless sea.

Fine food and a big band in full swing gave us an evening to remember, with participants celebrating and being honoured in style.

A drive along the Amalfi Coast is a must. For the car enthusiasts, we spiced things up with Italian classics from the 1960s.

When was the last time you saw 25 vintage cars in a convoy of vehicles? Judging by the looks of people on the streets, not often!

Stunned faces and people waving accompanied the cars along the whole route. And of course, we waved back.

Another highlight, and something that can only be done in a group, is a private cooking class at one of our hand-picked agriturismos.

Everyone tied on an apron and helped prepare heavenly dishes such as parmigiana, pizza, gnocchi alla Sorrentina and tiramisu.

The experience was topped off with traditional musical entertainment that led to a night of eating, chatting and even singing.

Balance is key to any programme. While the centuries-old ruins of Pompeii are worth a trip, it can get rather hot in the ancient city.

What’s the best way to follow that? Cooling down in a winery close by! In fact, right at the foot of mighty Mount Vesuvius.

A family-run winery treated the group to some local dishes paired with just the right wines, cool breeze included. Salute!

The island of Capri with its charming narrow streets and dramatic coastline is a jewel and should not be missed. So we went, of course.

We made the crossing a highlight: in a private boat. A tour round the island gave us close-up views of the rock formations.

The guides gave some local insights, and we made sure that our guests were provided with snacks and refreshments.

One morning was all about Japanese martial arts. The master introduced us to the ancient customs of the samurai warriors.

The ritual of dressing was performed with passion. Once we were wearing traditional robes, we stood tall, like proud warriors.

We felt the Japanese art of perfection, from the meditative preparation to the close combat. But don’t worry, no one got hurt.

What would Japan be without a sushi workshop? We spent an evening working for our supper, by preparing our own food.

The sushi master demonstrated and made it look easy. We learnt, or rather tried to learn, the art of rolling then cutting with knives.

Our sushi rolls didn’t look so great but creating them ourselves made us proud and the main thing: they tasted amazing.

This is the heartbeat of a huge city. Shibuya Crossing is the most spectacular zebra crossing in the world. And the busiest.

It’s even better seen from a bird’s-eye view. We watched the ebb and flow of people. And took the perfect photo as a souvenir.

About 2,500 people cross at a time. That’s nothing compared to the one million changing trains every day in Shibuya Station.

We had a peek into the future, starting with a mind-blowing digital art exhibition. It was like walking through a painting.

Even better was renting out a virtual reality park, where the unreal becomes real. You know it’s fake but your mind thinks it is.

Almost anything’s possible, such as walking from one skyscraper to the next or fighting aliens. Both frightening and exciting.

A relaxed aperitivo among 1000-year-old olive trees – could there be a better start to the festivities?

The live band plays, the champagne is chilled and the hosts touch the hearts of the guests with a heartfelt speech.

A marvellous walk to the Piazzetta makes culinary hearts beat faster: food stands with live stations as far as the eye can see.

An exquisite golf course, a boho-style beach club and white-washed towns, all in the wonderful region of Savelletri in Puglia.

Whether golf, beach or sightseeing: everyone enjoyed the challenging activities and beach vibes to the fullest.

It is activities like these that bring friends and families closer together, and awaken the ambition to beat the opposing teams.

The chosen beach club was perfect for the birthday night, beginning with an enchanting sunset aperitivo on the beach.

Beautifully decorated tables added the ideal touch of Dolce Vita, while emotional speeches filled the air.

The DJ took over, bringing the night alive, accompanied by a stunning fire show. Everyone danced and had a fantastic time.

Even the nicest event has come to an end. But what if you can still enjoy the time together on your way home?

Imagine leaning back in your seat and sharing fun memories together. Booking an exclusive charter flight makes this possible.

And it offers many personalised options, like custom-made headrest covers. Your guests will love them, that’s for sure!

Our art festival was held at a unique venue that couldn’t have been more fitting: an abandoned Cold War listening station, now covered in vibrant graffiti.

This space perfectly encapsulates the hip, edgy and authentic spirit of Berlin. But could participants leave their own mark?

Absolutely! Guided by professional graffiti artists, they grabbed spray cans and added their own art to the site.

Stylish on-the-go food trucks are the in-thing in Berlin’s food scene, so we made sure they were a focal part of the event.

We transformed our location into a lively market hall full of authentic flavours and a diverse array of cuisines.

With saxophone, drums, violin and powerful vocals, we knew exactly how to energise the crowd and bring the atmosphere alive.

Does being in such a creative location spark your own imagination? We can confidently say: Yes!

Participants unleashed their creativity by designing jute bags – a perfect souvenir for them to take home.

For those looking to blow off some steam, golf clubs were available for a round of cross golf, played from the rooftop of the venue.

A brand new ship, Le Dumont d’Urville, offered excellent cuisine, sumptuous cabins and elegant comfort.

The exclusive use of the ship created a unique family atmosphere and a feeling of community on board.

Infrastructure on Cape Verde is still limited, so the charter ship offered the perfect solution for a little luxury while travelling.

The route and land activities were tailored to the client’s wishes to get the best from the Cape Verde islands.

Each island is distinct, with contrasting landscapes and experiences. Waking up on a new island each morning is another perk of a private charter.

From thrilling dune drives on Boa Vista to volcanic hikes on Fogo or the sandy beaches of Sal, every day looked different.

Music is the soul of Cape Verde, especially in Mindelo on the island of São Vicente, which is the cultural centre of the country. 

To honour the extraordinary vibe this island has to offer, an evening was dedicated to  this ever-present cultural flair.

It was an evening filled with colour, art and music, with dancers, singers and a capoeira performance that stole the show. Everyone was swept off their feet – yes, literally.