- 所需時間
- Tailored to the programme chosen
- 團體人數
- 4–60 人
- 目的地
- 梅傑夫與白朗峰 · 安錫與安錫湖
A roadbook is a simple tool with a strong effect: a booklet of maps, clues and questions that sends teams through a town they may think they already know. In the old town, the route leads from one corner to another, from a riddle at a fountain to a challenge in a small square, with a photo to take at each step. The rhythm is set by the team, which makes the trail accessible to a wide range of participants.
Along the way, the trail brings the group to local artisans and producers. Stops include a short visit, a question to answer about the craft, and a tasting of regional products where that is possible. The mix of puzzles and encounters makes the walk memorable, because the teams return with a story about the place and about the people they met, not just a series of photos.
The format suits a corporate morning, an arrival programme or a relaxed afternoon during a seminar. It can be run on foot in a town centre or combined with a boat or bike leg where the setting allows. The number of teams, the stops and the tastings are adapted to the group and to the time available.
目的
- Discover a town through a playful, team-based route
- Connect colleagues with local artisans and producers
- Pair puzzles with tastings for a convivial format
流程
- 1We confirm the town, the route and the stops with the client.
- 2Each team receives a roadbook with maps, riddles and a photo challenge.
- 3Teams follow the route, with a meeting and a tasting at each artisan stop.
- 4The trail ends with a team presentation of the photos and the answers.
注意事項
- Participants walk through the town centre, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
- Opening hours of artisans and producers are checked when the route is planned.
- Tastings are adapted to dietary needs and to the age of participants.
參考預算
Indicative only, to be confirmed on quotation. The price depends on the season, the group size and the programme chosen. Excluding VAT.
常見問題
Do participants need to know the town?
No. The roadbook guides the teams, and the questions help them discover the town as they go.
Can the trail be adapted to a short programme?
Yes. The number of stops and the length of the route can be reduced to suit a short morning or an afternoon.
Are the tastings included?
Tastings can be included at the artisan stops, depending on the chosen route and on the programme agreed with the client.
