Budapest is a city best discovered at street level. The grand boulevards, iconic bridges, and historic markets are spectacular — but the real magic is often tucked into courtyards, cafés, and quiet green corners.

We love Budapest. Being a local here is like having an Access All Areas pass to the City’s secrets. It’s like joining a hidden society, rich in stories, off-the-record history, and intense emotions. We live and breathe Budapest’s progressive culture, diverse music, eclectic art and unforgettable bars – and we’d love your team to experience this too.
If you’re ready to skip the tourist checklist and stray off the map, you’ve come to the right place.


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For me, self-care often means lacing up my hiking boots or rolling out a yoga mat. Not just for the physical exercise, but because both give me something deeper: a way to slow down my mind, fill my lungs with fresh air, and my soul with the simple joy of movement.


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The beauty of a sports and adventure-themed program is its flexibility: it can be playful, competitive, team-focused, or purely about pushing personal boundaries. Whatever shape it takes, participants walk away not just entertained, but energised — with a sense of accomplishment and memories that feel like litle wins.


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For me, hiking is more than exercise — it’s breathing deeper, slowing down, and remembering that nature is always close, even in the city. In Budapest, I love how the Buda Hills, riverside trails, and even Margaret Island offer easy escapes where every step reconnects you with something real. Let me show you how!


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Sustainability means designing today’s events with tomorrow in mind. As an event theme, it empowers participants to feel like changemakers, sparking conversations and leaving a positive impact on both people and the planet.


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Neurodiversity is a powerful reminder that there’s no one right way to think, learn, or create — and that’s what makes us stronger. This theme inspires events that feel safe, flexible, and empowering, where everyone can contribute in their own way.


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What if your event wasn’t just seen, but felt? In Budapest, art isn’t confined to galleries — it spills into cafés, courtyards, and concert halls, waiting to turn moments into memories. That’s the magic of weaving culture into an experience.


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Slow tourism is about savouring life at an unhurried pace — tasting, wandering, and connecting. As an event theme, it invites participants to rediscover simple joys: market strolls, wine tastings, pottery workshops, hikes, or unplugged nights under the stars.


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Taste the wine, hear music vibrate through your body, smell lavender in the air, and feel textures guiding you in the darkness. Budapest is the perfect place for this sensory journey, where every corner invites you to experience the world in unforgettable ways through sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.


In 2023, Budapest Airport launched its very first wine selection event, marking the beginning of a new tradition. The occasion brought together three professional sommeliers, airport executives, and key business partners for a blind tasting aimed at finding wines deserving of the “BUD Wine” title. These selected labels not only reflect Hungary’s rich winemaking culture but will also represent the country’s leading airport in the years ahead.
When you want people to fall in love with a destination, you don’t just show them the sights — you let them feel it. That was our goal with the Fam Trip Budapest, organised in collaboration with the Budapest Convention Bureau. Over the course of four days, we welcomed international corporate travel managers to discover Budapest and Lake Balaton, mixing business with authentic Hungarian experiences.
The opening ceremony of HGTECH's first European Laser 4S Store and Global Partners Conference
We had the pleasure of welcoming 45 guests from the US for a memorable incentive trip to Hungary — part of a two-week Jewish heritage trip through Europe. Our guests spent one day in Budapest and one at Lake Balaton, and even in that short time, there was so much to see, learn and take in.

Boehringer Ingelheim held a two-day medical conference attended by 200 professionals from CEE. The event featured educational presentations by experts from the Pulmonology Institute and other specialised fields, focusing on current developments, clinical insights, and professional growth within the medical community.
The event's primary goal was to strengthen the "thought-leadership" image. In between professional presentations, we transported the participants into the brand's own universe with a uniquely developed VR game.
We also recorded an educational radio spot on-site to reach the broadest possible target group.

The international waste management company just reached a huge milestone when they opened their new recycling facility, and we were there to make the ceremony an outstanding get-together. We still like to think about the time we made top managers in suits to grab a shovel and plant some trees!

A huge opportunity to bring all the staff together. Wizz Air's 20th-anniversary event honoured 3000 people's journey with interactive games, unique performances, a solemn gala dinner, and a sensational party where pilots and cabin crews from all over the world celebrated together.
Express One's annual partner meeting was organised this year with a focus on sustainability. It featured gastronomic programmes and an informal atmosphere centred on networking. The impressive venue at the MOL Campus eliminated the need for additional decoration and provided an unforgettable experience with panoramic city views and live music. At the event's conclusion, leftover food was donated to the Maltese Charity Service.
Twice a year, E.ON, one of Europe's largest energy companies, brings together its top 100 executives in Hungary for a series of inspiring days. Alongside professional programs and discussions, these gatherings emphasise the importance of relaxation and relationship-building among participants. In 2023, a "Breathing Beats" meditation workshop was organised to help attendees unwind and recharge. In the evening, the head of a local theatre, a famous Hungarian actor, gave insights into how to manage in the art world.

HighVibes recently had the pleasure of organising a conference, a memorable three-day experience for an international client, Orbico, during their annual General Manager Summit. This event was a unique opportunity for 75 managers worldwide to immerse themselves in Hungarian culture, build lasting connections within their team, and enjoy various activities while learning and sharing their knowledge at a professional conference.
In a brilliant display of dedication, the E.ON award show and gala unfolded to celebrate unsung heroes shaping a sustainable future. Hosted at the Crowne Plaza Budapest, this event recognised the "Champions of the Earth" – devoted educators fostering eco-conscious minds – and set a new standard for sustainable event management.
In a real diverse agenda for a modern start-up community it is almost a must to offer an artisan program. We organised a team building event for 250 young developers from all around the world, specialised in cyber-risk management, with various different elements, such as sports, games, talks and yes, embroidery.
A charity auction for the Bethesda Children’s Hospital where we provided our best asset: professional support to make the event astonishing and carbon-neutralised. One of our most moving projects, rewarded with a Marketing Diamond Award by the Hungarian Marketing Association.
Caddy California is not just a van for modern part-time hippies. It’s a lifestyle. We made sure that every element of the product demonstration event radiates this feeling of freedom. Eating great food, listening to the fire’s rustling, having meaningful conversations under the starry night.
We brought summertime lake-side to Budapest for a team building event for around 100 people, a lot of them arrived from Basel to Hungary to spend a few days in the heart of Europe. The client asked for an active, sporty event, where they can let the healthy competitive spirit out of the bottle.
The greatest award ceremony we’ve ever organised (or witnessed). With 800 sales representatives we really had to go monumental. The participants filled a sports hall and so did the stage production: among others, we worked with Smarteq, one of the most innovative technical companies in Hungary, to create a spectacular laser-show to keep guests entertained.
Santa arrived in Hungary by air and we threw a party for him right there at Budapest Airport! Charming event branding tools, fluffy beanbags and a little bit of digital magic made the event jolly for the kids, the parents and for the client.
We designed stage views for a huge tech conference for CraftHub. The client asked for a visual that emphasises the theme of the conferences without dominating the stage where the presentations took place. So, we did exactly that!
Two separate teams simultaneously embarked on a city sightseeing adventure, exploring the historical landmarks of Budapest and engaging in exciting challenges.

Planning a corporate offsite in Hungary? From exclusive rooftop dinners to unique ruin bar heritage walks, team-building in Budapest offers experiences that are far more than just dinners and meeting rooms. These five carefully curated experiences will bring your team closer and show them the city through the eyes of the locals.
Hungary might be best known for Tokaji Aszú, but its wine culture extends far beyond the famous sweet wine. If you're planning an incentive trip with a twist, exploring lesser-known Hungarian wine regions can offer your team a truly memorable and meaningful corporate wine tasting experience. From hilltop cellars to lakeside vineyards, here's how to turn wine tasting in Hungary into a corporate travel highlight.

Vibrant eatery with bright, creative decor, offering light cafe fare with a twist & live jazz music.

At Normafa, the reward for your forest walk isn’t just the sweeping view of Budapest — it’s a hot, traditional strudel or "flatbread" that makes the moment complete.

A bookstore with a mission to present and disseminate contemporary and classical Hungarian literature in a comprehensive manner.
