Thematic Events

Every event we create is unique. But we have some ideas if you’d like to bring something into focus.

A journey through the five senses

Experiences that stay with us are rarely just seen — they’re felt through all our senses. Sight, sound, taste, touch, and scent are how we connect to the world, and when they’re awakened together, even the simplest moment can become unforgettable.

Slow Tourism – for foodies & nature lovers

Slow tourism is about savoring the journey, not just the destination. I love this theme because it reminds me to slow down and really taste life — literally. It’s about walking through a farmers’ market without rushing, letting the smell of fresh bread guide you, or sitting under a tree with a glass of wine and watching the world go by.

Art & Culture – for creative minds

For me, art has always been about more than beauty. As a writer and a creative lead, I’m drawn to the way art reveals people’s souls. A good book, a photograph, a performance — they all let us glimpse something true about human experience.

Hiking around Budapest

Hiking is more than just exercise — at least for me. It’s a way to breathe deeper, to notice the world, and to reconnect with a slower rhythm of life — to step off the everyday life.

Neurodivergent event experiences

Neurodiversity is about celebrating the fact that our brains don’t all work the same — and that’s a good thing. Personally, I find this theme so refreshing, because it invites us to step out of the “one-size-fits-all” box.

Sustainability

Sustainability is more than a buzzword — it’s a mindset. It’s about looking beyond today and designing events that respect tomorrow.

Young & Wild

Being young and wild isn’t just about age — it’s a state of mind. It’s the spark that makes you want to try something new, stay out too late, or jump into an adventure just because it’s there.

Sports and extreme experiences – pump it up!

Sports have always been about more than competition — they’re about testing limits, discovering strength, and feeling alive in the moment.

Longevity – in the pursuit of a long and happy life

In science, longevity often means extending life expectancy. But it's also more personal than that: finding the practices that help us live not only longer, but better. It’s about everyday habits that keep both the body and the mind balanced.