Arrival afternoon
Allow time to settle in, then choose a light city introduction or interactive challenge before dinner.
Dublin · Corporate groups · Incentive travelDiscover Dublin.
Discover Dublin.
Together.
City experiences, Irish culture and evenings designed around your group, hotel and travel plans. Work directly with a local programme team.
Your programme
Make the city part of the occasion.
Plan Dublin incentive experiences that welcome guests, connect colleagues or give conference delegates a shared afternoon beyond the meeting room. We plan around the start point, available time and where the group needs to be next.
Conference social
A city or cultural programme shaped to your agenda, delegate profile and return arrangements.
Dublin evening
Hosted games, Irish entertainment or a dining programme matched to the venue and occasion.
Discover DublinSightseeing with
Sightseeing with
a shared challenge.
Combine Dublin’s historic and cultural areas with an interactive group experience. Start and finish points can be adapted around the hotel, restaurant or onward coach movement.
Explore the Dublin treasure huntUseful planning detail
Coordinate the city experience
- Timing & routeArrival windows, programme duration, hotel turnaround and dinner or meeting commitments.
- Guest requirementsLanguage, mobility, dietary requirements and the preferred physical level.
- Supporting arrangementsVenue, hospitality, entertainment and transfers where included in the proposal.
- A countryside extensionAdd Wicklow as a separate day or a selective full-day route, with realistic travel time.
Your next step
Let’s plan your Ireland programme
Tell us your dates, group size, interests and budget range. We’ll recommend a programme and set out the experiences, coordination and supplier arrangements in your proposal.
Photography & destination imagery
Destination photographs supplied through Ireland’s Content Pool, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland. Credits include David Rocaberti (Cliffs of Moher), Gareth Wray (Dunquin), Chris Hill Photographic (Dunluce), Brian Morrison (Cashel), Nuria Puentes (Ha’penny Bridge), Brenda Harris / Fáilte Ireland (Samuel Beckett Bridge), Sonder Visuals / Fáilte Ireland (Glendalough monastic site), and Brian Morrison / Tourism Ireland (Glendalough landscape). Image metadata and credits are retained with the source files. Photographs illustrate the destination; the locations and services included in each programme are confirmed in your proposal.
