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    A winter sports company outing is the perfect way to find out which of your colleagues are truly athletic… and which ones are mainly there for the après-ski. While one colleague glides elegantly down the slope as if secretly training for the national team, another plods toward the ski lift in slow motion—complete with a snow angel that wasn’t exactly created voluntarily. Winter sports as a company outing aren’t just about skis and snowboards, but above all about teamwork: after all, finding the après-ski together is also an achievement. Getting on the ski lift together (and hoping no one panics halfway up), helping each other find a lost glove, or toasting together in the après-ski hut: these are the moments that will be laughed about in the office for months to come. 

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    What can you expect?

    • Let's get on the ski lift together
    • Après-ski with your coworkers
    • Together in the Snow

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    Winter sports company outing: from incentive to team outing

    There are countless ways to strengthen team bonds: a workshop, drinks, a day of bowling… But let’s be honest: nothing comes close to going on a winter sports trip together. Because it’s only when you’re standing on a mountain with your entire department that you discover who’s really athletic—and who’s just really good at drinking mulled wine. During this 3-day winter sports experience at Wildpark Grünau in Austria (yes, just a one-day drive from Utrecht—as long as you don’t let that colleague who’s always late get behind the wheel), everything is taken care of for you: lodging, half-board, ski pass, you name it. So all you have to do is decide whether or not you packed your ski socks.

    Laughing, working up a sweat (or shivering) together, and making memories

    And don’t worry: even for less avid winter sports enthusiasts, there’s plenty to do in this breathtaking nature reserve. Think winter hikes, après-ski, or simply coming up with a good excuse to stay by the fireplace. For the die-hards, there’s plenty to choose from: a slalom race (read: controlled falling in style), dining at high altitudes, or simply making as many runs as possible until your legs protest. This winter sports company retreat weekend is all about laughing, sweating (or shivering) together, and creating memories that last longer than that bruise from the first run.

    Laughing, working up a sweat (or shivering) together, and making memories

    Every area has its own charm—and hilarious challenges

    A winter sports company retreat is the ultimate test of teamwork. Because let’s be honest: nothing says “teamwork” quite like pulling your boss out of a snowdrift together or finding your way to après-ski as a group. Whether you choose Austria, France, Switzerland, or Italy—each region has its own charm and hilarious challenges: the Alps, schnitzels bigger than the tray, and après-ski huts where your boss suddenly discovers he has a hidden talent for yodeling. Here, winter sports aren’t just about skiing, but mostly about “Prost!” at the top of the mountain. Vast slopes and endless runs in France. Perfect for colleagues who want to show off their athletic side… and for that one colleague who, after just 200 meters, shouts, “Where’s the mulled wine?” Team building guaranteed when you’re all trying to find the ski lift that actually goes back to the hotel. Breathtaking mountains and perfect slopes in Switzerland—and prices that make you instantly understand why the Swiss are always so good at banking. Here, you’ll work together to accomplish the ultimate mission: ordering a round of fondue for the whole team without blowing the department’s budget. In Italy, winter sports are all about style. Skiing as if you’re in a fashion campaign and having lunch with pasta and prosecco on the slopes. Team building here mainly means deciding together whether it’s time for another run… or maybe an extra pizza instead. Wherever you go, a winter sports company outing always yields stories that keep circulating in the office for months. About that colleague who mistook the blue slope for a black one. About that snowball fight that got completely out of hand. And of course about that glorious victory: reaching the après-ski bar with the whole team at the same time.

    Every area has its own charm—and hilarious challenges
    FAQs

    Frequently asked questions

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    Still have questions? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you with advice and suggestions.

    Not at all! A winter sports company outing is just as much about having fun together. Those who don’t want to hit the slopes can go hiking, tobogganing, enjoy some spa treatments, or simply indulge in some proper après-ski.

    Usually, everything is included in the package: accommodations, half-board, a ski pass, and sometimes even equipment rental. The only things you need to bring yourself are warm socks, gloves, and the willingness to help your colleague out of the snow.

    Absolutely. From winter walks to mulled wine tastings: even those who aren’t into sports will have a great time. Sometimes they even have the best stories to share when they get back…

    Absolutely! A winter sports incentive is the perfect way to reward a team or clients. Because nothing says “appreciation” quite like laughing together on the slopes (or hanging out in the sauna).

    A winter sports company outing is the ultimate team-building experience! Riding the ski lift together, helping each other find a lost glove, and working together during a slalom race. Teamwork has never been so much fun in the snow.

    No, really, but honestly: who could possibly pass that up?