Organizing a company outing or team building can be quite a chore. How do you prevent the activity from being too playful or too serious? How do you choose an activity that suits your needs? On this page we would like to give you a hand. Do you already have an idea of where you want to go, but find it difficult to decide on the final activity? Then ask your question directly to the expert organizer belonging to your preferred category. These experts have more than proven their knowledge and an impressive track record in customer satisfaction. Do you not yet know exactly what you want to do, but have you already decided on a direction? Would you like advice on which concrete activity best suits your needs? Would you like to know whether there is still availability? In that case, we kindly ask you to choose the category from the list below that best fits your chosen direction. Ask the expert your questions. TIP! Be as clear and comprehensive as possible about your wishes/questions.
Why Onemotion? 
Want to get to know your coworkers in a completely different way than just at the coffee machine? Then an…
Looking for a company outing that defies categorization? One where you won’t be sitting still all afternoon, but also won’t…
Just picture this: you and your team are sitting in a comfortable rowboat, a drink in hand, the sun on…
Back to the nineties! This city game will instantly transport you back to the days of flippo’s, Walkmans, Game Boys,…
You don’t have to have ever been on skis to know where the real action happens: off the slopes. Après-ski…
You’ll be dropped into unfamiliar territory. No Google Maps, no excuses—just a map, a compass, and colleagues who suddenly find…
A winter sports company outing is the perfect way to find out which of your colleagues are truly athletic… and…
Over the centuries, countless artists have left their mark on art history. From Rembrandt’s impressive brushstrokes to Van Gogh’s revolutionary…
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…
The City Escape Game is all about solving puzzles, cracking codes, and encouraging you to look a little further than…
Always wanted to solve a murder… without anyone actually getting hurt? Then a Cluedo group outing is exactly what you’re…
Welcome to The All-Rounder – the corporate team-building event where no talent is too small and no blunder is too…
and organize a company outing in the Netherlands often sounds easier than it is. After all, where do you start? Do you choose active or relaxed? City or nature? And perhaps the most important question: how do you make sure that everyone enjoys themselves (yes, even that one colleague who is "not so into outings")?
The good news: the Netherlands makes it surprisingly easy. The compact distances and huge variety of locations mean you can organize something that really suits your team in a short time. Whether you choose a vibrant city like Amsterdam, a historic place like Utrecht or seek the tranquility of nature-all are within reach.
The first step is to determine what you want to accomplish. Is it about team building, relaxation or just a fun day together? For team building, activities with a game element often work best. Think of a city game, scavenger hunt or team challenge. The great thing is that you can often keep this very simple: a few tasks, a fun route and you already have a program. And believe me, once a little competition is involved, even a quiet walk turns into a fanatical battle.
On the other hand, if you want to relax, you can keep the program looser. A walk through a beautiful city, an afternoon in nature or a combination of these will often work wonders. It is precisely the moments without tight schedules that create spontaneous conversations and new connections.
A common mistake when organizing a company outing is that everything is planned in detail. Of course structure is important, but the best moments usually occur outside the schedule. Someone getting lost, a team getting a little too fanatical or an unexpected situation-these are the things that will be talked about for a long time.
Budget need not be a stumbling block, either. The Netherlands is full of beautiful places you can discover for free. Cities, parks, beaches and nature reserves already offer enough opportunities to make it something special. With a little creativity, you can organize a complete outing without major expenses.
And then there is one more important element: the atmosphere. No matter how good your planning, in the end it's all about how people feel. Provide a relaxed setting, give everyone space and, above all, keep it approachable. Not everyone has to participate in everything-but often you'll see people naturally join in if the atmosphere is good.
Organizing a company outing in the Netherlands does not have to be complicated. With a clear goal, a suitable location and a little flexibility, you'll come a long way. And perhaps that is the most important lesson: it's not about perfection, but about experience.
Because in the end, it's not the activities themselves that stick, but the moments around them. The laughter, the conversations and the memories you make together. And if that's good, it really doesn't even matter where you are-though of course the Netherlands does help with that.
