Lille boasts an unrivalled sense of international accessibility. With its offer of cultural, gastronomic and historic highlights, Lille’s scope for business events in unique venues is second to none.
Saint Quentin offers an incredible history in its surprising array of Art deco architecture. Some out-of-the-ordinary venues like a 1930s church or an old steam train could make your event unique.
Just as Jules Verne made Amiens his adoptive city, so too do people who spend a little time here – they still fall under its spell. Experience the charming city streets when on a shared gathering in Amiens.
Just 40 minutes from Calais, nowhere boasts a more natural setting for a business event than Saint-Omer and its UNESCO-listed marshlands. Saint Omer’s rich history also makes for unforgettable events.
Like its magnificent belfry standing proudly over the town, Douai is well worth a visit. It has made a name for itself in the business events sector thanks to its unusual, welcoming and historic venues, which will undoubtedly catch your attention
Arras is known for WW1 Remembrance and for the aesthetics of its remarkable squares. The way that past and present intertwine with art de vivre makes Arras a destination of choice for your meetings.
Le Touquet-Paris-Plage’s unique blend of charm, authenticity and modernism inspires and revitalises in equal measure. It’s a unique setting for delegates to close down some tabs and press refresh!
Europe’s longest cross-border beach, an active harbour and high-energy town all rolled into one exceptional destination. Dunkirk is also known for its WW2 history and its incredible annual carnival.
Few destinations offer a sense of both tradition and technology. Valenciennes is one of them, with a broad spectrum of professional events from tech-driven events to digital detoxes in nature.
Essentially a Paris suburb and every bit the capital’s match for elegance, Chantilly gives your business event an exclusive edge whether it’s a small and intimate gathering or a large-scale meeting.