A paradise for incentive trips
Fès will more than satisfy companies wishing to be acquainted with Moroccan culture whether they plan to visit for business or pleasure.
Events
Business meetings, seminars and conferences can be organized in many places in the imperial city. For example, the Jnan Palace Conference Centre with its two conference rooms and a ballroom for 1300 persons or the nearby Fès Convention Centre. Receptions can be held in many palaces. The Mnebhi Palace, former residence of Marshal Lyautey which has a capacity 700 persons, the Mokri riad at the entrance to the medina (800 persons) or the Batha Palace for important occasions (1000 persons) are possibilities. Riads in the medina or traditional Berber tents on Mount Zalagh are original locations for meetings. Another original setting is the Moroccan restaurant in Les Mérinides hotel whose roof can be folded away to reveal a splendid starry sky.
Activities
Your business trip can be accompanied by many activities for yourself or your guests… There are several original suggestions for tasting specialities or discovering Moroccan customs or art of fine living. You can rent an entire hammam for an evening where you and your guests can relax. The same goes for certain hotels equipped with a spa. A "son et lumière" show, with lasers and fountains, retracing the history of Fès, which you and your guests can attend, has been elaborated. Treasure hunts, organized in the Fès-el-Bali followed by a lunch in a riad-restaurant thus encouraging team bonding in a playful way, are a great success. You can opt for activities more in the Fès tradition. Participate, for example, in a henna ceremony where Berber tattoos and make up are applied. Since Fès is renowned for its gastronomy, you can have cooking courses. Finally, in the sporting line, there is the superb Fès Royal Golf Club situated in an olive grove on the slopes of the Atlas. You can also sample the charm of horse trekking with a day in the Zalagh and Tghatt mountains.
To remember
An exhaustive destination for incentive events where the finesse of Moroccan culture can be known.
