Reward trips designed around Gaudí, Mediterranean gastronomy, sailing and signature evenings. The kind of incentive travel programme that makes targets worth chasing again next year.
For an incentive trip, Barcelona behaves differently from a beach destination. People come back talking about Gaudí, about the dinner in the Born, about the sailing afternoon along the coast, about the night at the Palau. It earns a place in the team’s story rather than fading into another generic week of sun and pool.
We design and operate incentive travel in Barcelona end to end, with our team on the ground in the city. From the first concept to the last departure transfer, the same accountable people stay on the project, so the experience your high performers came for actually happens the way it was promised.
Curated experiences that turn a corporate reward into a story the team brings back to the office. Built around what makes Barcelona unrepeatable, not what looks generic in a brochure.
Multi-star dinners, vermut tastings in the Born, paella workshops by the seafront and chef’s-table experiences that put gastronomy at the centre of the reward.
Sailing afternoons from Port Olímpic, full-day boats to Sitges or Costa Brava coves, paddle sessions in Barceloneta and beach club takeovers with curated lunch.
Camp Nou experiences, concerts at Palau de la Música, flamenco nights, rooftop receptions over Gran Vía and private gala dinners in historic palaces of the Gothic Quarter.
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And the reward translates. An incentive programme in Barcelona shows up in retention conversations and in next year’s recruitment pitch. The team comes home with something they describe in detail, not a generic “we did a beach thing”.
An incentive trip lives and dies on the details. Tuset DMC is an incentive travel agency operating directly from Barcelona, with the contacts, the experience and the local crew to make the programme feel curated rather than catalogued.
We work Barcelona every week. That means we know which restaurants actually handle a fifty-cover private dinner well, which guides protect the experience and which suppliers stretch thin during congress season. The shortlist you see is the one we’d send our own clients to.
The most desirable Barcelona experiences sell out months ahead. Long-standing relationships across venues, restaurants and private guides let us lock in Sagrada Familia private slots, top Michelin tables and signature evenings on the right dates.
Airport meet-and-greet, transfers, hotel blocks, multilingual hosts, daily run sheets and on-site coordination are part of the project, not invoiced as extras. Your team focuses on the experience while we run the operation in the background.
Dietary needs, accessibility, surprise touches and the small adjustments that turn a programme into a personal experience are tracked from the briefing onwards. Top performers notice the level of care immediately.
We start with the group profile, the dates and what the trip is rewarding. The clearer the audience and the goal, the sharper the programme we can build.
You receive a tailored proposal with a day-by-day Barcelona itinerary, experience options, accommodation and a transparent budget broken down line by line.
Once approved, we secure venues, restaurants, guides, transport and accommodation, and tighten the schedule against any congress dates that might collide.
An on-site host runs the trip from arrival to departure, handling real-time changes, supplier coordination and the small details that build the team’s memory.
Tuset DMC TEAM
Belén Acordagoitia
EVENT DIRECTOR
Aina Salas
EVENT PROJECT MANAGER
Sol Canan
Event Project Manager
Miriam Rosco
Event Project Manager
Ana Morán
Event Project Manager
Inés Piña
Event Project Manager
Irene Camañes
Creative Director
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Yes, within the booking windows each venue allows. Private guided slots at Sagrada Familia, behind-the-scenes Camp Nou experiences, after-hours Park Güell visits and exclusive Picasso Museum tours are part of what we secure for incentive groups. Lead times are critical, so the earlier we know your dates the better the access.
Significantly. Late February (Mobile World Congress), the ISE week and other large fairs lock up the city. Hotels run at peak rates and prime restaurants book solid. We track the calendar from day one and tell you upfront if your dates collide, so you can shift or lock things in early.
It depends entirely on group size, length and the level of curation, so we give a clean per-person frame after the first call rather than a guesswork range here. As a rule, Barcelona delivers more perceived value per euro than most luxury destinations because the city does so much of the work for free, walkability, beauty and food included.
Often it does. A morning sailing the Costa Brava, a wine experience in the Penedès region or a day in Sitges fold naturally into a four or five-night programme. Many of the most memorable incentive trips we run alternate city days with one or two coastal or vineyard escapes.
From around fifteen high performers in a focused boutique programme up to several hundred for larger sales incentives. Above one hundred guests we usually split into parallel experience tracks across the city, so everyone gets the curated feel and nobody sits in a queue.
