Best time to visit: SPAIN VALENCIA · marinas and yacht clubs in the areas of Altea, Javea and...

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A charming city famed for its futuristic City Arts and Sciences, Valencia is also a gastronomic and culture hub where incentive groups can revel in the traditional Spanish way of life and take advantage of its unique event venues. CURATED EXPERIENCES This brand new space is located in the heart of Valencia. An historic site with an open space concept, Convent Carmen welcomes events looking to embrace the modern art of culture, gastronomy and the aspired Spanish lifestyle. The large, open space provides a blank canvas where event strategists can maximise their creativity. Access: Manises International Airport and 90 minutes by train from Madrid Best time to visit: From September to June Pacific World Spain: Marta Garcia-Conde MICE Manager T: +34 96 352 8161 E: marta.garciaconde@ pacificworld.com WHAT’S NEW CONVENT CARMEN www.pacificworld.com ROOFTOP GASTRONOMIC EXPERIENCE Host an exclusive dinner party on one of the city’s many rooftop spaces. Enjoy a full meal of traditional tapas with award-winning wines and stunning city views. ALL ABOUT ORANGES Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and learn all about Valencia’s main export at a a family-run orange field. Let time stand still as you stroll through the orange trees and enjoy the fresh air of the countryside. VISIT A COUNTRY HOUSE Taste local delights and experience what life is like in a traditional ‘barraca’ at La Barraca Toni Montoliu, located in Huerta de Valencia. THE HIPPEST BREW Revel in Valencia’s ever-expanding brew culture with a trip through the city’s old quarters, the Ruzafa neighbourhood, which oozes bohemian vibes. Along with bars and cafés, vintage shops and small galleries also populate the area. TUK TUK ACROSS TOWN Explore the city on board on of these original and comfy vehicles. With your camera at the ready, capture architectural marvels such as the Hemisferic and the Museum of Science and Arts. ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE Discover the intricacies of one of the most celebrated buildings in the world, the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia. Let the tour of this opera house echo your inner creativity and inspire you to create memorable moments in life and work. SPAIN AN EMERGING DESTINATION CURATED BY Strong incentive travel infrastructure supported by close to 5,000 hotel rooms 300 sunny days per year Renowned mediterranean gastronomy and alluring lifestyle Easy to manage a sizable incentive travel programme around the city WHY IS IT EMERGING? VALENCIA

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A charming city famed for its futuristic City Arts and Sciences, Valencia is also a gastronomic and culture hub where incentive groups can revel in the traditional Spanish way of life and take advantage of its unique event venues.

CURATED EXPERIENCES

This brand new space is located in the heart of Valencia. An historic site with an open space concept, Convent Carmen welcomes events looking to embrace the modern art of culture, gastronomy and the aspired Spanish lifestyle. The large, open space provides a blank canvas where event strategists can maximise their creativity.

Access: Manises International Airport and 90 minutes by train from Madrid

Best time to visit: From September to June

Pacific World Spain: Marta Garcia-CondeMICE ManagerT: +34 96 352 8161E: [email protected]

WHAT’S NEW CONVENT CARMEN

www.pacificworld.com

ROOFTOP GASTRONOMIC EXPERIENCE Host an exclusive dinner party on one of the

city’s many rooftop spaces. Enjoy a full meal of traditional tapas with award-winning wines

and stunning city views.

ALL ABOUT ORANGES

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and learn all about Valencia’s main export at a a

family-run orange field. Let time stand still as you stroll through the orange trees and enjoy

the fresh air of the countryside.

VISIT A COUNTRY HOUSE Taste local delights and experience what life is like in a traditional ‘barraca’ at La Barraca Toni Montoliu, located in Huerta de Valencia.

THE HIPPEST BREWRevel in Valencia’s ever-expanding brew culture with a trip through the city’s old quarters, the Ruzafa neighbourhood, which oozes bohemian vibes. Along with bars and cafés, vintage shops and small galleries also populate the area.

TUK TUK ACROSS TOWN

Explore the city on board on of these original and comfy vehicles. With your camera at the ready, capture architectural marvels such as the Hemisferic and the Museum of Science and Arts.

ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE

Discover the intricacies of one of the most celebrated buildings in the world, the Palau

de les Arts Reina Sofia. Let the tour of this opera house echo your inner creativity and

inspire you to create memorable moments in life and work.

SPAIN

AN EMERGING DESTINATION CURATED BY• Strong incentive travel infrastructure supported by close to 5,000 hotel rooms • 300 sunny days per year• Renowned mediterranean gastronomy and alluring lifestyle• Easy to manage a sizable incentive travel programme around the city

WHY IS IT EMERGING?

VALENCIA

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EXTEND YOUR STAY MEET THE LOCALS

A LA CARTE

MADRIDA 90-minute train ride from Valencia, Madrid allows full access to arts and culture. Don’t miss the Prado Museum, one of the world’s leading art galleries; the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, the Thyssen Bornemisza Museum, Cibeles Fountain, and the Rastro, Spain’s oldest street market, dating back to medieval times.

ALICANTELess than two hours drive away, this Mediterranean treasure is home to exclusive marine reserves. Lovers of sailing will find modern marinas and yacht clubs in the areas of Altea, Javea and Moraira, which feature exclusive hideouts and moorings for vessels of all sizes.

CASA MONTAÑA WINERYIn the seaside district of Cabayal-Canyameral, this 19th century bodega is renowned for its extensive wine cellar, with bottles from more than 1,000 wineries around the world. Sample the best of Valencian viticulture in this charming venue.

MARKETS GALOREExplore one of the oldest markets still in use in Europe,

which is classified as a cultural heritage. One of the best paella chefs in town walk you through the market, helping to select the best ingredients before hosting a

paella master class by Albufera Nature Park.

TIME OUT FOR YOU

VALENCIA CULINARY FESTIVALThis annual seven-day festival occurs in February, where

local chefs and culinary masters across Spain showcase local produce with a variety of cooking competitions and exclusive

dining events in restaurants across the city.

VALENCIA CONFERENCE CENTERSuitable for up to 2,200 pax in a cocktail reception, the center,

designed by Normal Foster, won the coverted title of World’s Best Convention Center by the International Association of Congress

Centres (AIPC) in 2018 (for the second time).

EVENT SPACES

CARTUJA ARA CHRISTIThis 17th century monastery, in El Puig, features four areas: The Refectory, a large, open room overlooking a great Renaissance-inspired painting; The Church, an ideal room for events which requires large production; The Restored Cloister, suitable for

meetings; and The Private Lounge, for smaller events.