Incentives in Germany

Munich, Nuremberg and Bavaria

Bavaria is well-known for its traditions - sausages, the Oktoberfest and "Schuhplattler" dancing.  And don't pass up an opportunity to join in at the less famous, but equally sociable strong beer festival held in March. But there is a lot more to Bavaria than traditional ways. 

Munich has always been a major center for economics, technology and research.  From high-performance cars to space travel, the home of BMW has always been on the cutting edge.  Bavarians work hard, but for leisure they recommend the nearby Alps to enjoy hiking, skiing and bathing. 

Nearby Nuremberg and Wuerzburg are attractive events centers, not only because of their historical old city centers, but because of some very unusual venues.  In Nuremberg, they range from Tullnaupark, a self-contained center complete with a great hall and a varied choice of restaurants and nightlife, to the historical St. Peter streetcar depot. In Wuerzburg, visitors are drawn to its art treasures as well as to local wine tastings.

• Nuremberg: Beer Sampler Tours -All-round enjoyment of beer
• Nuremberg: The AAGLANDER-Outing
• Tegernsee: Outdoor-Trophy am Tegernsee