Incentive travel
Scenic days, Irish experiences and distinctive hospitality that make recognition feel personal.
Explore the programme
From Dublin’s city energy to remarkable landscapes and Irish culture, we design and deliver group programmes that bring people together. Come directly to your local planning and experience team.
An incentive trip should feel rewarding. A team offsite should make connection easier. A conference programme should give guests a reason to remember the place as well as the meeting.
Event Square brings Irish experiences, venues, hospitality and practical coordination together around those goals. For experience-led group travel, we offer a direct local alternative to a traditional DMC: start with us, agree the scope, and build a programme that fits your people.
See how we plan and coordinateStart with the purpose of the trip. We’ll recommend the experiences and arrangements that support it.
Scenic days, Irish experiences and distinctive hospitality that make recognition feel personal.
Explore the programmeShared challenges, creative activities and time together for multinational colleagues.
Explore the programmeMeeting support, energisers and social programmes that work around your agenda.
Explore the programmeA cohesive guest experience, from the arrival reception to dinner and entertainment.
Explore the programmeMusic, games and hands-on activities that guests can join, rather than simply watch.
Explore the programmeBring venues, transfers, hospitality and suppliers into one agreed programme.
Explore the programmeThese are starting points, not fixed packages. We tailor the route, timing, activity level and evening programme, with realistic travel time and room to enjoy the place.
A full day from Dublin, tailored around one main experience and an optional evening programme.
View itineraryCity energy, a countryside day and time to enjoy the Irish welcome.
View itineraryAdd an estate, a cultural programme and a more relaxed pace.
View itineraryBuild in culture, landscapes, dining and choice for different interests.
View itineraryDublin and Wicklow are a natural starting point for shorter stays. For longer visits, we can explore a wider Ireland route around your interests, travel time and budget.

Turn an arrival afternoon or a conference social into a shared discovery of Dublin. Combine city challenges, culture and dining, with start and finish points that fit your hotel and travel plan.
Discover Dublin programmes
Swap the city for lakes, mountains and historic landscapes. Choose a guided experience, the Glendalough Adventure or an estate programme, then build in lunch, transfers and time to connect.
Explore the Glendalough Adventure
Add a historic setting, gardens and hospitality to a group experience. Venue access and arrangements are confirmed for your programme.
Explore distinctive venues
Bring the group into the rhythm of Ireland, with a bodhrán workshop, Irish-themed games or an evening of entertainment.
Explore Irish culture
For a longer stay, discuss coastal landscapes, heritage and regional experiences. The route is shaped around your available days.
Explore a five-day starting pointA French travel-agency programme with ten teams, a private BBQ lunch, activity rotations and a group finale. Planning covered staffing, risk documentation, briefing and weather contingencies.
Read the Wicklow case studyA corporate group moving between Dublin and Wicklow needed transfers, hotel changes and activities coordinated around individual flight schedules. The logistics case study shows how those pieces were brought together.
Read the logistics case studyShare the purpose of the trip, dates, guest profile, time available and budget. We shape the route, experiences and pace around those priorities.
Your proposal sets out the selected experiences, venues, transfers and hospitality, alongside responsibilities, inclusions and costs. Availability is confirmed before arrangements are finalised.
Timings, suppliers, guest movements, dietary requirements and accessibility considerations inform the programme. Outdoor sessions include an agreed approach to weather.
Event Square coordinates the agreed programme and on-site experience so your team can focus on the people and the occasion.
Yes. We work directly with corporate clients, incentive organisers and visiting groups. We can design and deliver an experience-led programme and coordinate the supporting services agreed in your proposal.
For groups whose trip centres on shared experiences, team activities, hospitality and local coordination, Event Square offers a direct local route to planning and delivery. We agree exactly which services we will provide or coordinate, so you have a clear scope before booking.
Yes. If you already have an agency or DMC, we can deliver the agreed experiences and coordinate with their operations team. Their wider destination responsibilities remain clear.
Yes, with a selective programme and realistic transfer time. We recommend one main countryside experience, allow time for lunch and travel, and shape any evening activity around the group’s energy and return arrangements.
The proposal sets out the weather approach for outdoor activities and the alternatives available for the chosen venue and format. Route, activity level and seasonal conditions are considered before the programme is confirmed.
Dates, group size, trip purpose, interests, budget range and hotel or venue if known. Include arrival and departure details and any dietary, mobility or accessibility needs that affect planning.
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.
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.