Incentive tours are trips to incentivize employees, partners, and clients by offering them relaxation and entertainment. Such trips are a proven instrument for encouraging a team; they involve only the most interesting and original forms of service. This is an important key to motivating staff and can help accelerate the attainment of a result in any field of activity or business.

Trips likes this are undoubtedly important for teambuilding and are an excellent way of combining active recreation with fulfillment of your specific business objectives; they improve employee motivation, build team spirit, establish contacts with partners, and encourage client loyalty. Our incentive programmes in Mexico City are devised for specific groups and are tailored to the particular client’s objectives, desires, and budget. Bring joy to your colleagues, partners, and clients by giving them a great incentive trip!

Incentive trip in Mexico City

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The most effective way to organize an incentive trip in Mexico City is to contact us right now so as to discuss ideas on how to organize your trip to Mexico City and clarify the objective and budget for your event. In addition, you’ll be able to take advantage of services offered by our partners in whatever region you require.

City Tour & Anthropology Museum

Sightseeing of some of the highlights of Mexico City, the biggest metropolis in the world. The tour starts with a drive along Reforma Avenue, until arrival in the HISTORICAL CENTER. Halt to sightsee the PALACE OF FINE ARTS and continuation to the MAIN SQUARE (“Zocalo”) vibrant core of the country, full of history, legend and commerce.

The square is surrounded by the Cathedral, built by the Spaniards on the place where the Aztecґs most important pyramid for human sacrifices once stood (some ruins of this temple are visited), the National Palace where one admires beautiful murals by famous Mexican painter, Diego Rivera, and the National Pawn Shop. Continuation to the ANTHROPOLOGY MUSEUM designed by a famous Mexican architect and considered the best of its kind. It opened its doors in 1964. Constructed around a large patio, the museum has sections dedicated to all regions of the country, starting with the earliest human arrivals. Thousands of interesting pieces of Mexico’s indigenous past, as well as relics from different periods of the history of the country, are displayed.

City Tour & Pyramids of Teotihuacan

Orientation tour in Mexico City including the HISTORICAL CENTER with its Main Square surrounded by Cathedral and the National Palace where one can admire beautiful murals by famous painter Diego Rivera, and the ruins of the MAJOR TEMPLE (the ancient principal Aztec temple).

Afterwards, drive to TEOTIHUACAN, the awesome archaeological site where the Aztecs believed the Sun, the Moon and the whole Universe had been created. The name means “The Land where Men become Gods”.While walking along the Avenue of the Dead, admiring majestic Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, as well as the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, one experiences the magic and mysticism of the place. Buffet lunch at local restaurant included. In the afternoon, return to MEXICO CITY.

Coyoacan With Frida Kahlo Museum & Xochimilco & University City

Drive southwards to the lovely colonial quarter of COYOACAN. Sightseeing of its quaint plaza, gardens, the Saint John the Baptist Church, and the famous “Blue House” where the famous painter Frida Kahlo was born and where she lived with her husband the also world-famous painter Diego Rivera. It is now a popular museum. Continuation to XOCHIMILCO, a pre-Hispanic engineering marvel also known as the “Floating Gardens”. This place, which was declared “Heritage of Mankind” by UNESCO in 1967, is very popular among Mexican families who like to visit it on week-ends. Boat-ride on the channels on board a colorful “trajinera”.

On the way back, halt to visit the Ciudad Universitaria, also known by the inhabitants of the city as "CU", and is located at the south of the central part of the city in both sides of Insurgentes Avenue, and includes various grateful schools, important libraries and distinguised cultural centres and museums. The central park of Ciudad Universitaria is integrated by the first buildings that were built during 1950's and 1960's, they are result of the conjunt work of many of the most outstanding Mexican architects of the time, whowere searching a national style with own identity. Main buildings are: The Rectoria Tower explanade, which its facade has some murals of David Alfaro Siqueiros, the Central Library with its big mural of Juan O'Gorman, the Philosophy and Architecture schools, the MUCA (Universitary Museum of Science and Arts), the Universitary Stadium, the Botanical Garden and the Centro Cultural Universitario.