The Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) held a second annual Incentive Summit Europe (ICE), when it gathered over 50 incentive travel professionals from 18 countries in Geneva/Montreux, 13-16 March. The ICE event offered a deep immersion in contrasting Swiss locations, Geneva and Montreux. Destination experiences included a three-hour watch making workshop and a wine listening experience, curated by Kim Arazi of Innosensi in Lavaux, a UNESCO heritage site comprising 13 traditional wine producing villages. Commenting on the event, SITE president Kevin Edmunds, said “SITE’s incentive summit series is boutique by design, focused on fostering quality relationships, great peer-to-peer learning and a truly immersive destination experience. This year in Geneva and Montreux, 50 incentive travel professionals fell madly in love with Switzerland, explored the future of incentive travel with award-winning magician and futurist Ferdinando Buscema, and built sustaining friendships that’ll endure into the future”. Barbra Albrecht, head of Switzerland Convention & Incentive Bureau (SCIB), added: “Incentive Summit Europe will return to Andermatt in Switzerland in 2024 following previous editions in Verbier, Geneva and Montreux. We are proud to support it and greatly value the opportunities its boutique scale affords us to build purposeful, meaningful relationships with incentive travel professionals. Switzerland offers so many contrasting experiences and we’re delighted to have been able to showcase this during our time in Geneva and Montreux”. Participants at ISE also enjoyed privatised access to the chalets of the late Claude Nobs, legendary founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival. The SITE Global Conference takes place 20– 23 April. Details and registration here. [su_image_carousel source=”media:2040322,2040323,2040324,2040325,2040326,2040327″ limit=”20″ slides_style=”default;” controls_style=”light;” crop=”none” columns=”1″ adaptive=”no” spacing=”yes” align=”center” max_width=”1170″ “max_height_770″ captions=”no” arrows=”yes” dots=”no” link=”” target=”blank” autoplay=”2″ speed=”medium” image_size=”full” outline=”yes” class=””]
Swiss summit provides a taster for SITE ahead of Dublin Global Conference
Switzerland hosted SITE's summit. Over 50 professionals attended the event. Participants experienced watch making workshops and explored UNESCO heritage wine villages in Geneva and Montreux. The event focused on relationship building and immersive destination experiences.
Comments
Comments are closed on this post.
Trending
TCEB unveils six new MICE Cities
1 week ago
PCMA hails record Convening EMEA, sets 2027 sights on Seville
1 week ago
SITE to bring research and 20 years of Young Leaders to IMEX America 2026
1 week ago
Beyond attendance: How conferences can grow membership, strengthen communities and create lasting impact
6 days ago
Australian airfares remain below inflation despite soaring costs, according to Flight Centre index
1 week ago
PCMA members approve 2027 Board of Directors and Trustees slate
1 week ago
Flight Centre Travel Group and Qantas champion corporate Australia’s NDC shift
1 week ago
Advertisement
Essential Reads

New EIC study finds business events contribute US$1.8 trillion to global GDP
Analysis

Washington DC bucks trend of US tourism decline with record visitor spending
North America

A look back at November’s IBTM and how event formats are “festivalising”
IBTMWorld

US airports face potential closures amid government shutdown
Business Travel

The countries with the highest business travel spend in the world
Business Travel
More like this





