DMC Switzerland

• Zurich corporate travel features world-class hotels, lakefront conference venues, and contemporary art spaces ideal for finance, tech, and consulting forums
• Geneva business meetings thrive in diplomatic settings, lakeside properties, and heritage halls backed by luxury hospitality and global access
• Lucerne, Interlaken, and Gstaad offer nature-infused settings for high-level Switzerland corporate retreats, wellness-led sessions, and multi-day incentives
• Zermatt and Davos present seasonal options for ski-based incentives, ESG breakouts, and hybrid forums with dramatic alpine backdrops

Main locations:

French part, Geneva
Known both as the «smallest of big cities», or the «city of peace», Geneva, among other things, is home to the European headquarters of UNO. The quayside of Lake Geneva, the parks, the old alleyways and smart boutiques are an invitation to a leisurely stroll.

French part, Montreux
Montreux is a town and a municipality in the district of Riviera-Pays-d'Enhaut the canton of Vaud in Switzerland. The city is located on Lake Geneva and is known for its exceptional location in the protection of 2000 meter high mountain peaks, its mild climate and its subtropical vegetation on the waterfront. Montreux is also known as a tourist town and music of international renown as well as the venue for the Montreux Jazz Festival.

German part, Zurich
Zurich is located in the eastern Swiss Plateau, on the Limmat at the outflow of Lake Zurich. The city is internationally renowned as a world center of business, of "gnomes" as the bankers and financiers are known, as a convenient place in the center of Europe to shop in the one-of-a-kind Bahnhofstrasse, where some of the finest and most expensive stores for everything money can buy are located right by the best hotels.

German part, Luzern
City of lights, Lucerne is located at the very heart of Switzerland. Its beauty and timeless charm have made it a magnet for all visitors to the country, drawn by its old quarter with its famous covered and painted wooden bridge, painstakingly restored after destruction by fire a few years ago, the Lion monument of the Swiss Guards of King Louis 16th of France and quaint streets and ancient buildings, lovingly preserved as testimony of the town’s more than 700 years of history.

German part, Davos
Davos, a famous town for sports, holidays and congresses is in the heart of the Grisons area of Switzerland and nestles at the foot of the "Magic Mountain" as the locals describe the Zauberberg. Those who ski, find five vast, excellently serviced skiing areas, with demanding and difficult slopes for the professionals, the widest ski-runs for the connoisseur and delightful simple runs for the beginner.

German part, Zermatt
The location of Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn and in the middle of an enormous hiking and ski region makes it one of the world's most attractive vacation villages. The ski region encompasses 63 mountain railways and more than 300 kilometres of pistes. The region called "Matterhorn glacier paradise" is Europe's largest and highest lying summer skiing region. Numerous national ski teams train here in the summer.

German part, Interlaken
Gateway to the Bernese Alps, Interlaken, as its name implies, is nestled between two lakes, the Thun and Brienz. Convenient for incentive traveller's year round, Interlaken offers its fortunate guests the "Queen of mountain railways": the Jungfraubahn which will take you to its most celebrated sights, the Jungfraujoch through the perpetual snow at 11,333 ft. above sea level. Or to the longest aerial cableway of the Alps, the Schilthornbahn, whose terminal station "Piz Gloria" is a breathtaking 9,742 ft. high. As fans of James Bond will recognise, the "Piz Gloria" served as the setting for 007's incredible mountain top adventures in the film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".

German part, Berne
The Old Town of Berne is the only one in Switzerland to be included in its entirety as a World Heritage Site, in an inventory that includes the pyramids of Gizeh, the ancient cities of Rome and Florence and the Forbidden City in Beijing.
Berne was entered in UNESCO’s list of the world’s most important cultural monuments 20 years for good reason: looped by the River Aare and dominated on clear days by a majestic alpine panorama, Berne boasts a compact mediaeval cityscape. It is this compactness, with its unique roofscape, the surprisingly broad streets, over six kilometres of arcades, Renaissance fountains and largely preserved sandstone facades, to which the romantic Swiss capital owes its charm.

Italian part, Lugano
The Rio de Janeiro of the Old World" is a description frequently attributed to beautiful Lugano, the picturesque city-paradise nestled in a protective bay on Lake Lugano. Spread out between the mountain peaks of San Salvatore and Monte Bre, Lugano is immersed in an explosion of multicoloured subtropical vegetation. And being in the Italian-speaking region of Ticino, in southern Switzerland, and on the borders of Italy itself, it is truly a Swiss city with an exciting Latin flavour.

Each location supports branded events, hybrid formats, and layered Switzerland business event venues including design-forward properties and historic estates.

• Incentives
• Meetings / Congress
• Teambuilding
• Special Events
• Individual Luxury Travel
• Group Leisure Travel
• PCO Delegate Management
• VIP Luxury Travel

4-Day Zurich & Lucerne Strategy Retreat
Built for boutique incentives, compact summits, or board-level alignment.

Day 1
Arrival in Zurich – welcome reception overlooking the lake, cultural dinner with Swiss wine pairing
Day 2
Executive Switzerland business meetings in a heritage venue, followed by breakout activities and gallery immersion
Day 3
Transfer to Lucerne for wellness-led Switzerland team building activities such as forest walks, alpine foraging, or lake-based coaching
Day 4
Closing brunch with extensions for Switzerland luxury corporate travel to Interlaken or Geneva

6-Day Alpine Innovation & Wellness Programme
Tailored for multi-office groups, ESG summits, and leisure-rich reward travel.

Day 1–2
Geneva – forum delivery inside historic venues, CSR workshops, and evening cultural networking
Day 3–4
Transfer to Gstaad or Zermatt – wellness breakout sessions, ski-based team activities, and brand showcase at an alpine estate
Day 5–6
Final reflections and gala dinner in a chalet venue, curated leisure add-ons through spa, vineyard, or scenic rail extensions

Programmes can be adapted for partner travel, CSR integration, creative industries, or nature-driven incentive themes.

Conventus SA (Switzerland) synonymous with 36 years of Swiss Hospitality was founded in 1976. Ever since Conventus has grown and has become the leading DMC agency in Switzerland with emphasis on the Incentive/Convention-Congress and the Events market. By concentrating its expertise and efforts solely on this area, by a unique approach to identifying the specific needs of its clients and working closely with them to attain their goals, it has earned an enviable reputation for creativity and the highest professional service standards resulting in an unbroken series of successful programs over many decades. Conventus SA is a proud Unique World Partner.