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London Incentive Example 2 Night 3 Days LONDON 2 nights 3 days London Incentive Brief Requirements 2 nights 3 days 25 pax plus organizer 4* hotels Restaurants for lunch and dinner Excursions /Activities Transfers Turkish -speaking guide London Incentive Proposed Itinerary Morning Afternoon Evening Arrival at LHR/LGW London eye private capsule at Welcome Dinner with a view Day One sunset [Skylon] Sightseeing tour on the way to hotel with guide Vintage route master City Tour Pub Lunch Pre-theatre dinner at Browns Day Two Thames rib boat experience Free time for shopping in Oxford West-end show street or Harrods Half day tour to Windsor Riverside Lunch in Windsor Day Three - Walking tour Transfer to airport/departure - Windsor Castle London Incentive London London Incentive London Destination Overview Easily-accessible, welcoming, inspirational and ever changing, London offers anyone of any age or background something new to discover whether its your first visit or hundredth. You are spoilt for choice in London, with world famous sporting, cultural and entertainment providing legendary and long last memorable experiences. London Incentive Hotel Suggestions; 4* London Incentive Strand Palace Hotel The Strand Palace is in a fabulous location – it is just minutes from Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square. This hotel has been welcoming guests since 1909 and beneath today’s contemporary décor you’ll find fascinating stories and some original Art Deco touches. All rooms at the Strand Palace offer quiet, well-designed spaces so you can relax after a day out in the city. They all come with complimentary mineral water, complimentary toiletries, LCD TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel has a choice of four in-house bars and restaurants, so you’ll never be short of dining or entertainment options. They pride themselves on impeccably-sourced ingredients, authentic flavours and great British service. London Incentive Activity Suggestions Central London London Incentive Day 1 London Eye Your guests can enjoy a panoramic tour of London with your guide as they transfer from the airport to their accommodation. Introducing London's history, culture and interesting anecdotes. After checking in and a quick freshen up guests will be transferred on luxury coaches to The Coca Cola London eye which is a must see especially at sun set. The 30 minute rotation will give you fantastic views of London, facing the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. [London eye capsules max of 25 people per pod] Throughout the day your guests will be accompanied by our fully-qualified Turkish speaking guide who will entertain and inform the guests as they pass by some of the world’s most famous sights. London Incentive Day 1 London - Restaurants with a View These London restaurants have great food and magnificent views. What better way to enjoy London with its spectacular settings at night Skylon ; with modern European cuisine, located by the Southbank overlooking the Thames and Big Ben Oxo Tower restaurant and Brasserie ; two spaces available offering modern British dishes – a great atmosphere & views Darwin Sky Garden ; British cuisine in one of London skyscraper on the 36th Floor with views of the South of the River Bateaux London river cruise ; stunning river views a you cruise and dine, with entertainment and great food London Incentive Day 2 London - Adrenaline! A vintage double decker will pick up your guests from their hotel tour historical and key sites throughout London with a few photo stop off opportunities at sites such as Buckingham Palace. Completing the journey at Tower pier. Thames Rib Experience Departing from Tower Pier, hold on tight as twin turbo 740hp engines get going. Heading under the iconic Tower Bridge past Canary Wharf, and towards the dome of the O2 Arena. Then it’s all action, twisty turns, awesome tunes and full power all the way back to Tower Bridge. More hold on tight moments than our shorter Blasts this experience will leave you ultimately exhilarated! Guests will be ready for lunch after an action packed morning and this can be arranged at a traditional British pub within walking distance from Tower Pier. London Incentive London Tour on a map Day 2 London Incentive Day 2 London - Lunch Restaurant Suggestions If you’re looking to give your guests a taste of London and traditional British cuisine, look no further than our suggestions for our favourite local restaurants! Northbank ; offers a Modern British menu with a Cornish influence Dicken’s Inn ; a unique pub housed in the beautiful 18th century warehouse in the heart of St Katharine Docks Oyster Shed ; home to some of the freshest food, finest wines, quality cask ales and a selection of cracking beers whilst boasting stunning views of The Tower of London and the Shard. Crusting Pipe ; located in the heart of Covent Garden – famous for its amazing live operatic performances that regularly take place in our vast courtyard Roast ; located in London's iconic Borough Market uses the finest seasonal ingredients to create classical British cooking that both supports and celebrates Britain’s farmers and producers, many of whom are stallholders in the market. London Incentive Day 2 Shopping - London London – one of the fashion capitals of the World! Make sure your guests pack an extra suitcase! Guests can spend their time exploring British brands such as Harrods, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols. At Harrods we can arrange individual boxed gift cards just for your guests; to create a shopping spree to remember, or to use at any one of their restaurants as a relaxed lunch option. Plus we have arranged for guests to get an additional 5% discount throughout the store. Alternatively roam around one of Europe’s most bustling shopping streets – Oxford Street. Oxford Street is a great spot for shopping and as it offers a distinctive shopping experience due to the vast assortment of international high-street fashion brands, souvenir shops and accessories. London Incentive Day 2 London - Evening Activities / Restaurants West End Show followed by dinner. A magical entertaining evening. Choose from a wide range of shows, and we’ll do the rest. Our favourites are Mamma Mia, Lion King, Les Misérables, Kinky Boots & Dreamgirls! Great late dining options are : Browns Covent Garden ; a great option for pre-theatre meal! Serving traditional British cuisine. Circus ; pan Asian cuisine with cabaret style acts throughout dinner Sarastro ; Mediterranean cuisine with opera singers performing as you dine 100 Wardour ; restaurant, bar and club all under one roof – serving modern European cuisine a great Londoners hotspot London Incentive Day 2 Alternative Farewell - Special Dinner Victorian Bath House ; a secret and very unique venue which was once a bath house all underground with lavish interiors and opulent décor in the heart of the City. A hidden gem that can be booked exclusively to your group. Expect also great food and unique cocktails. Sushisamba The Lounge ; at the top of the Heron tower, on the 39th floor. This very fashionable restaurant offers a fusion of Japanese and South American cuisine. The Lounge is a unique private space, that would make your farewell dinner very special. They have a great terrace and spectacular views across London. Sketch Lecture Room ; a 2 star Michelin restaurant. Sophisticated, and very exclusive 2 spaces are available for the group depending on the numbers [ Lecture room or Library ]. French cuisine has its finest. London Incentive Windsor Castle Day Tour Day 3 Visit the worlds largest inhabited castle and take in the picturesque views of the Queen’s favourite home Windsor Castle Find out why glorious Windsor Castle is the Queen’s favourite weekend residence and recent wedding venue for Harry and Megan! Have a peek at the lavish State Apartments and see the impressive artwork hanging on the walls– there are priceless pieces by celebrated painters Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci! You will also see the Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, a beautiful model royal home that features electricity, running water and working lifts – every young Queen’s dream! Located on the way to Heathrow airport this half day excursion is a great final day tour for guests. London Incentive Windsor Castle Day Tour Day 3 Enjoy a farewell lunch in Windsor overlooking the beautiful Thames. Enjoy traditional British cuisine and sample some of the best beers, ciders and ales the UK has to offer. Our Favourites; The Queen Charlotte, The Boatman and Browns Guests can then board their executive coach for a short 30 minute transfer to the airport after a fun filled few days in London! London Incentive Logistics & Transfers From E Classes to E types, the moment you touch down on the tarmac, you’ll be in safe hands with our logistics experts! London Incentive Staffing & Hosts Blue Badge Guide (Turkish speaking) Up to 4 hours GBP 255.00 Up to 8 hours GBP 410.00 Turkish/English speaking hosts Up to 4 hours GBP 160.00 Up to 8 hours GBP 325.00 TCE Onsite event manager GBP 450.00 per day excluding expenses 5 days London Incentive Our Team We Surprise & Delight At TCE we have an expert team on hand, who personally tailor each brief to create the perfect event for your client or customer. With local knowledge and access to many of London's best kept secrets, we will deliver an outstanding service which will create memories that will last a life time. Managing Director Director of Manchester Bill Prosser Anthony Hyde Events Director Finance Manager Jennifer Turner Ivanna Raishbrook Project Managers IT Manager Emily Smith Robert Clarke Rebecca Cato Marie-Lyse Beau HR Manager Hayley Hamilton Project Assistants Emily Smith, Project Manager Claire Hood London Incentive Why Choose Us? We have the capacity to handle almost anything your clients could want, from theatre tickets to a conference for thousands of delegates.
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