BRATISLAVA - the Capital of the little big country

Slovakia has always been closely linked to the Czech republic, with a rich common history, and forming even a single country from 1918 to 1992. Since its independence in 1992, 3 years after the Velvet revolution, Slovakia has enjoyed a rapid economic growth, entering the European Union in 2004 at the same time as the Czech Republic and adopting the Euro currency since January 2009. Also part of the Schengen countries since 2008, Slovakia is an alternative destination to be discovered for the MICE business.

Bratislava, its capital city, is dominated by its castle, and boasts a small historical center with an original mix of historical building and trendy restaurants, clubs as well as funny sculptures spread around the city:

• Crossed by the Danube river, Bratislava is located only 45 minutes away from Vienna international airport and 15 minutes from the Slovak international airport, which makes it accessible within 2 hours flight from most European capital cities;
  
  
• New 4 and 5-star hotels opening at a regular pace and trendy gastronomic restaurants spreading around the Old Town area, offer the little capital plenty of reasons to enjoy a short stay for a meeting or incentive;
  
  
• Outside of Bratislava, a day cruise on the Danube river to the Devin Castle or to Vienna can add picturesque memories to corporate event in this region;

...There you can find a great alternative MICE destination for well travelled clients who may have seen it all.