Are you organizing a company party with the staff and business associates soon? If so, a lot of work will come your way. How do you make sure everyone is enthusiastic about the choice of the party location, any theme and accessibility. Onemotion has several solutions, from theme party to dinner show, from dinner game to custom party, thanks to our extensive network of partners we are able to find a solution for every corporate party. It is also possible to organize your corporate party in Belgium. Onemotion would like to help you with this. With our network of professional partners, we are able to provide the appropriate interpretation for every company party, even if it is a company party at your own location. And we mean for any budget and for any group size. We wish you much inspiration in advance!
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Includes venue, DJ, decorations, party manager, and welcome drinks
Step into the time machine and set a course for the years when Flippo’s were a legitimate form of currency,…
12 to 6000 people; Off the coast of Haarlem/Amsterdam—also great choice for winter.
You step off the boat and find yourself on Forteiland IJmuiden. A rugged, centuries-old fort where the walls seem to…
For private and corporate events for up to 1,000 people
Are you looking for a beautiful event venue for your private event (wedding, anniversary party, etc.) or business event (company…
Planning to host a company get-together at your own location? Brilliant idea—and smart from a tax perspective. Because if the…
Imagine this: your entire team with their feet in the sand, a cocktail in hand, and the sea as a…
In no time at all, the parking lot, warehouse, or office hall—normally the domain of deadlines, Excel sheets, and beeping…
Minimum spend €1,700: Sausage sandwich with fries and German drinks (optional), including very large groups
Want to give your event a major upgrade with some Bavarian-style fun? Then this German sausage food truck is exactly…
For corporate parties, weddings, meetings, or other events for up to 300 people.
If you’re looking for an event venue away from the hustle and bustle of the big city of Utrecht, De…
For parties, weddings, meetings, or other events for up to 1,200 people.
Everyone has visited the popular Madurodam attraction in The Hague at some point. But did you know that Madurodam is…
Team-building, parties, and overnight stays in nature near Rotterdam
Are you looking for an event venue in Rotterdam that’s surrounded by nature? Then Outdoor Valley, nestled in lush greenery,…
For corporate groups (not individuals!) Food truck festivals with a campfire vibe, team-building activities, meetings, and overnight accommodations.
This promises to be a truly special staff party in a scenic natural setting. Here, you can enjoy a food…
Lights on, camera ready… and then it hits you: you’re actually going to make a movie. Not just a bit…
A company party in Holland is rarely "just a drink." No, here we like to turn it into a complete spectacle. From creative assignments to theme parties where even the most serious colleague suddenly goes wild-it's all part of it. And fair is fair: it is often the day you discover that that quiet colleague from the administration is actually a hidden entertainer. The Dutch simply love sociability. Throw in a little competition, good food and a good drink, and you have the perfect mix. Whether you work in Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Utrecht, the possibilities are endless. And the great thing is: it doesn't matter whether your team consists of five or fifty people-there's always a way to get everyone involved.
Take, for example, a "Who is the Mole?"-like company party. Colleagues are divided into teams and must complete tasks together, while one person secretly sabotages everything. It often starts innocently, but within no time it turns into a fanatical scavenger hunt full of suspicion. Suddenly nobody trusts each other anymore, and that one colleague who participates just a little too enthusiastically ... yes, he automatically becomes a suspect.
A company party in Holland is rarely "just a drink." No, here we like to turn it into a complete spectacle. From creative assignments to theme parties where even the most serious colleague suddenly goes wild-it's all part of it. And fair is fair: it is often the day you discover that that quiet colleague from the administration is actually a hidden entertainer. The Dutch simply love sociability. Throw in a little competition, good food and a good drink, and you have the perfect mix. Whether you work in Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Utrecht, the possibilities are endless. And the great thing is: it doesn't matter if your team consists of five or fifty people-there is always a way to get everyone involved. Take, for example, a "Who is the Mole?"-like company party. Colleagues are divided into teams and must complete tasks together, while one person secretly sabotages everything. It often starts innocently, but within no time it turns into a fanatical scavenger hunt full of suspicion. Suddenly nobody trusts each other anymore, and that one colleague who participates just a little too enthusiastically ... yes, he automatically becomes a suspect.
Or think of a foul party with karaoke. People show up in outfits you didn't know they had in the closet at all: panther prints, neon colors and tracksuits from the 90s. And then comes the moment when the manager, normally wearing a suit, stands and roars along with conviction to a Dutch classic. Those are the images you can't get off your retinas. For those who prefer something more active, there are plenty of options on and around the water. In cities like Rotterdam or Maastricht, for example, you can take to the water in a sloop or speedboat. This not only provides action but also hilarity, especially if docking doesn't quite go according to plan. Tip: always assign someone to stay sober, it saves a lot of hassle. And then there are the cooking workshops, where colleagues suddenly turn into fanatical chefs. People who normally sit behind their laptops are suddenly discussing seasoning, timing and presentation. There is always one team that decides to do everything "by feel." That sounds fun, but the end result is usually ... interesting.
What makes a company party truly unforgettable is often a good theme. A casino night where everyone feels like James Bond for a moment, a festival setting with food trucks and music, or a winter party with mulled wine and thick sweaters-it makes people feel completely immersed in the atmosphere. As a result, even a simple location can suddenly feel like something special.
But ultimately, the success of a company party is not just in the activity itself. It's about laughing together, having conversations you don't normally have and moments that will be recalled months later. Because no one remembers that one meeting three weeks ago, but that one party where everything got just a little bit out of hand? That sticks.
