Champagne region – the sparkling region in the heart of Europe. Champagne combines rolling vineyards, charming villages, and a rich wine tradition with a growing focus on sustainable tourism. With excellent train connections and a landscape full of peace and space, Champagne offers plenty of opportunities for a sustainable and inspiring travel experience. We’d be happy to organize your fully catered and sustainable corporate trip from start to finish, ranging from 2 to 7 days.

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Hiking or biking tour through the Champagne vineyards

Discover the Champagne region in an active yet relaxing way with a walking or cycling tour through rolling vineyards and picturesque landscapes. Along the way, you’ll pass charming villages, expansive vineyards, and stunning viewpoints. Looking for a unique experience? With our custom routes, we incorporate interactive activities and fun stops for an inspiring and sustainable experience.

 

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Champagne Tasting & Underground Cellars

A visit to the Champagne region isn’t complete without a tour of the famous champagne houses and centuries-old cellars. Descend into the historic chalk cellars and discover how the world-famous sparkling wine is made. Of course, this includes a tasting, where you can truly experience the local flavors and traditions.

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Charming villages & culinary experiences

The Champagne region is full of charming villages and lively towns where you can enjoy French bistros, local markets, and cozy outdoor cafes. Think of places like Épernay and Reims, where gastronomy and history come together. It’s the perfect place to relax, sample local specialties, and experience the region in a peaceful and authentic way.

Are you considering the Champagne region as a destination for your next sustainable business trip? Here are a few helpful tips:

Why is the Champagne region the perfect sustainable destination for your next trip?

  • Travel comfortably and sustainably by train
    We’ll arrange your entire train journey to the Champagne region, so you can travel to northern France in a relaxed and comfortable manner, with the lowest possible environmental impact. This way, your corporate trip starts off on a sustainable note right from the get-go.
  • A compact region full of experiences and short distances
    The Champagne region is ideal for exploring at a leisurely and mindful pace. Vineyards, historic cities like Reims and Épernay, and charming villages are all close together, so you don’t have to travel far and can experience a lot. This compact layout makes it possible to experience the region in a relaxed and sustainable way.
  • Stay in an eco-friendly 4- or 5-star hotel
    We select sustainable accommodations with eco-friendly certifications and hotels that use local and sustainable products. If desired, we can arrange a meeting venue here.
  • Discover local cuisine and champagne houses
    We partner with authentic restaurants, local markets, and renowned champagne houses where regional products and tradition take center stage. This way, you can enjoy authentic French cuisine and world-famous champagne while supporting local businesses and experiencing the region in a mindful way.

We’d be happy to arrange the complete package for you, including a host, catering, activities, meeting arrangements, transportation, and/or an evening party. Book your corporate trip as an incentive or conference, study trip, inspiration trip, or networking trip.

Best times to visit the Champagne region

The Champagne region is a charming destination all year round, but it truly comes alive in the spring and during the harvest season. Imagine lush green vineyards in the spring and the bustling vendanges in late summer, when tradition, nature, and the experience come together. Below are the best times to experience Champagne at its finest.

Spring (April–June)

In the spring, the Champagne region truly comes to life. The vineyards turn a fresh shade of green, and nature is in full bloom. The weather is mild and perfect for hiking and biking through the rolling vineyards and past charming villages. Plus, it’s still relatively quiet, allowing you to explore the region in a relaxed and sustainable way.

Harvest season (September–October)

The absolute highlight of the Champagne region is harvest season. In September and early October, the grapes are picked by hand during the vendanges, one of the most traditional and lively times of the year. The vineyards are bustling with activity, and many champagne houses organize special tours and tastings. This is the perfect time to experience the region in its most authentic and unique way.