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Exclusive to agencies, PCOs and corporate planners: proven, deliverable MICE productions and priority venue access across the Orient — from galas in mirrored desert halls to congress-scale operations. Every set-piece has been staged by our regional teams. Browse productions by destination, then brief our MICE desk.
26 productions · 13 destinations
MICE productions curated by Explore Orient — an Ambiente Group brand.
Team event · tasting15–120 guests
Teams blend, bottle and label their own Armenian brandy in the historic Yerevan cellars, judged by a master blender over a cellar dinner.
Built on Armenia's most famous export and its legendary cellars — the corporate tasting format every delegation to Yerevan requests.
Incentive · aerial20–100 guests
The world's longest reversible cable car privatised for your group — a gorge-crossing arrival to a monastery-view dinner above the Vorotan canyon.
A Guinness-record ropeway that has carried heads of state — the Caucasus' most dramatic arrival, proven safe and spectacular.
Incentive · motorsport20–300 guests
Baku's Formula 1 weekend from private terraces above the circuit — the fastest street track in the sport threading the medieval walls, with paddock access and old-city evenings.
The Baku City Circuit is F1's most dramatic street race — a proven, globally televised hospitality machine each season.
Gala · heritage40–200 guests
A 14th-century caravanserai in the Old City privatised for dinner — mugham musicians in the courtyard, saffron plov and pomegranate wine beneath stone arches.
The Old City's caravanserais have hosted travellers for six centuries — Baku's signature heritage-dinner format for visiting delegations.
Incentive · motorsport20–400 guests
The season's floodlit desert race from Paddock Club suites — pit-lane walks, driver appearances and an after-party in the illuminated oasis paddock.
Bahrain staged the Gulf's first Grand Prix and its night race is a two-decade proven hospitality institution.
Gala · heritage40–250 guests
Dinner on the shore beneath the floodlit ramparts of Qal'at al-Bahrain — pearl-diver songs, Gulf seafood and four thousand years of Dilmun underfoot.
The island's UNESCO signature site — the backdrop Bahrain itself chooses for its landmark cultural evenings.
Gala · monuments50–800 guests
The pyramids after the gates close — a plateau dinner beneath the floodlit Great Pyramid with the Sound & Light show privatised as your backdrop.
The gala the world's biggest brands and summits keep returning to — from state banquets to global fashion shows, Giza delivers.
Reception · museum80–600 guests
The GEM privatised after closing — cocktails beneath Ramses in the atrium, Tutankhamun's galleries with an Egyptologist, dinner on the pyramid-view terrace.
The largest archaeological museum on earth and Cairo's newest icon — its after-hours slots became the city's most wanted event address at opening.
Gala dinner30–500 guests
Georgia's legendary feast staged at estate scale — a professional tamada leading the toasts, UNESCO-listed polyphonic singers, and qvevri wine drawn straight from the clay.
The supra is the country's living institution — the dinner format that has closed every state visit and wine congress Georgia has hosted.
Team building · seasonal20–200 guests
Teams pick, press and cellar their own qvevri wine on a Kakheti estate during the September harvest, returning a year later — or receiving the bottles — to taste the result.
Rtveli is a national festival with eight thousand vintages behind it; the corporate version is the Caucasus' most requested autumn programme.
Reception · heritage30–300 guests
The Siq lined with fifteen hundred candles leading your guests to the Treasury — Bedouin flute in the canyon, tea by lantern light, one of travel's great reveals privatised.
Petra by Night is the Levant's most famous evening format — the private staging is the crown of every incentive Jordan hosts.
Gala · desert40–400 guests
A film-set desert under the clearest sky in the Levant — 4×4 arrival through the dunes, zarb feast unearthed from the sand oven and telescopes among the fire pits.
The Martian landscapes of a dozen Hollywood productions — Rum's camps have hosted galas for royalty and every major incentive since.
Reception · icon30–200 guests
The nation's landmark spheres privatised for your reception — the viewing globe at 123 metres, dinner above the Gulf and the city glittering below.
The Towers are Kuwait's defining symbol and its protocol venue of choice for state and corporate hosting.
Incentive · seasonal30–300 guests
Kuwait's beloved spring camping tradition, staged corporate — a private desert majlis of tents and firepits, falconry, gahwa ritual and machboos under the stars.
Kashta season is a national institution every Kuwaiti family keeps — the authentic desert format, not an invented one.
Gala · desert50–600 guests
A private luxury camp on the Agafay's moon-stone desert, forty minutes from Marrakech — Gnawa drummers at sundown, a thousand lanterns, Atlas peaks on the horizon.
Agafay is the incentive industry's favourite desert — close enough for a gala, wild enough to feel like the Sahara.
Gala · heritage40–300 guests
Dinner beneath the towers of Aït Benhaddou — the mud-brick ksar of a hundred film epics — with torchlit ramparts and Berber musicians.
A UNESCO ksar that cinema has made the world's most recognisable kasbah — a proven backdrop for landmark events.
Gala · desert30–300 guests
A private Wahiba camp raised for one night — falcon display at sundowners, Omani feast under lantern light and an astronomer narrating Arabia's darkest sky.
The Gulf's original desert-gala format, refined over two decades of royal and corporate hosting in Oman's dunes.
Reception · cultural50–1,100 guests
The Royal Opera House Muscat for your delegation — a private recital in the marble auditorium followed by dinner on the colonnaded terrace.
The Gulf's first opera house and its most prestigious cultural address — a proven protocol venue for state and corporate evenings.
Reception · museum60–500 guests
The Museum of Islamic Art after hours — I. M. Pei's atrium as your reception hall, curator moments in the galleries and dinner facing the West Bay skyline across the water.
Doha's definitive protocol venue — the address Qatar itself uses when it hosts the world.
Incentive · desert30–250 guests
A dune convoy to Khor Al Adaid, where the desert meets the Gulf — sandboarding at sunset, a majlis camp banquet and the skyline glow on the horizon home.
The desert-meets-sea camp is Qatar's proven signature since its World Cup hospitality years — no other Gulf state can stage it.
Gala · concert hall100–500 guests
An evening at Maraya — the world's largest mirrored building, rising from AlUla's canyon — private auditorium programme and dinner facing the illuminated rocks.
The venue behind AlUla's global award nights, product reveals and headline concerts — the most photographed event address in the kingdom.
Gala · heritage50–400 guests
The restored mud-brick citadel of At-Turaif after hours — Najdi courtyard dining, ardah sword-dance welcome and storytellers among the palace walls.
The UNESCO birthplace of the Saudi state, purpose-restored as the kingdom's ceremonial hosting quarter.
Gala cruise50–600 guests
A private yacht flotilla between two continents — Ottoman palace façades floodlit from the water, dinner service afloat and a finale beneath the illuminated bridge.
Istanbul's most-requested corporate format for three decades — the set-piece every global incentive to Türkiye asks for by name.
Incentive morning20–200 guests
A reserved balloon fleet lifting your group over the fairy chimneys at sunrise, landing to a sparkling valley breakfast staged in a private orchard.
The single most photographed incentive morning on earth — a proven logistics machine flying every flyable day of the year.
Reception · museum50–600 guests
Louvre Abu Dhabi privatised after closing — cocktails under the rain-of-light dome, curator-led gallery moments and dinner on the sea terrace.
The Gulf's flagship museum vernissage — the after-hours format global brands book the moment launches move to Abu Dhabi.
Gala · desert reserve40–300 guests
A protected-reserve evening forty minutes from Dubai — oryx at dusk, falconry over the dunes and a fire-lit banquet in a heritage camp.
The desert-reserve gala is Dubai's most rebooked incentive finale — wilderness staging with five-star banqueting logistics.
Event Venues
Tehran, Iran · Hotel ballroom
Tehran, Iran · Convention centre
Tehran, Iran · Palace
Shiraz, Iran · Heritage site
Tehran, Iran · Palace
Istanbul, Turkey · Palace
Istanbul, Turkey · Heritage site
Istanbul, Turkey · Convention centre
Istanbul, Turkey · Heritage site
Cappadocia, Turkey · Open air
Istanbul, Turkey · Convention centre
Yerevan, Armenia · Convention centre
Yerevan, Armenia · Cultural venue
Yerevan, Armenia · Cultural venue
Garni, Armenia · Heritage site
Yerevan, Armenia · Hotel ballroom
Lake Sevan, Armenia · Open air
Tbilisi, Georgia · Cultural venue
Kakheti, Georgia · Open air
Mtskheta, Georgia · Heritage site
Tbilisi, Georgia · Convention centre
Tbilisi, Georgia · Hotel ballroom
Akhaltsikhe, Georgia · Heritage site
Samarkand, Uzbekistan · Heritage site
Samarkand, Uzbekistan · Convention centre
Bukhara, Uzbekistan · Heritage site
Tashkent, Uzbekistan · Convention centre
Tashkent, Uzbekistan · Convention centre
Khiva, Uzbekistan · Heritage site
Muscat, Oman · Convention centre
Muscat, Oman · Cultural venue
Muscat, Oman · Hotel ballroom
Nizwa, Oman · Heritage site
Sharqiya Sands, Oman · Desert camp
Jabal Akhdar, Oman · Open air
Astana, Kazakhstan · Convention centre
Astana, Kazakhstan · Cultural venue
Astana, Kazakhstan · Cultural venue
Astana, Kazakhstan · Hotel ballroom
Almaty, Kazakhstan · Open air
Charyn, Kazakhstan · Desert camp
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan · Cultural venue
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan · Hotel ballroom
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan · Cultural venue
Cholpon-Ata, Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan · Cultural venue
Son-Kul, Kyrgyzstan · Desert camp
Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan · Heritage site
Dushanbe, Tajikistan · Palace
Dushanbe, Tajikistan · Hotel ballroom
Dushanbe, Tajikistan · Cultural venue
Hisor, Tajikistan · Heritage site
Dushanbe, Tajikistan · Hotel ballroom
Fann Mountains, Tajikistan · Desert camp
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan · Hotel ballroom
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan · Convention centre
Karakum Desert, Turkmenistan · Desert camp
Mary, Turkmenistan · Heritage site
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan · Heritage site
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan · Cultural venue
AlUla, Saudi Arabia · Cultural venue
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Convention centre
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Heritage site
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Convention centre
AlUla, Saudi Arabia · Heritage site
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Hotel ballroom
Dubai, Uae · Hotel ballroom
Dubai, Uae · Convention centre
Abu Dhabi, Uae · Palace
Abu Dhabi, Uae · Cultural venue
Dubai, Uae · Cultural venue
Dubai, Uae · Desert camp
Doha, Qatar · Convention centre
Doha, Qatar · Cultural venue
Doha, Qatar · Cultural venue
Doha, Qatar · Open air
Doha, Qatar · Convention centre
Inland Sea, Qatar · Desert camp
Dead Sea, Jordan · Convention centre
Petra, Jordan · Heritage site
Wadi Rum, Jordan · Desert camp
Jerash, Jordan · Heritage site
Dead Sea, Jordan · Hotel ballroom
Amman, Jordan · Heritage site
Cairo, Egypt · Heritage site
Cairo, Egypt · Cultural venue
Cairo, Egypt · Hotel ballroom
Luxor, Egypt · Heritage site
Aswan, Egypt · Hotel ballroom
Cairo, Egypt · Convention centre
Baku, Azerbaijan · Cultural venue
Baku, Azerbaijan · Convention centre
Baku, Azerbaijan · Hotel ballroom
Baku, Azerbaijan · Convention centre
Baku, Azerbaijan · Heritage site
Gabala, Azerbaijan · Convention centre
Sakhir, Bahrain · Convention centre
Sakhir, Bahrain · Cultural venue
Manama, Bahrain · Cultural venue
Manama, Bahrain · Heritage site
Manama, Bahrain · Hotel ballroom
Manama, Bahrain · Hotel ballroom
Kuwait City, Kuwait · Cultural venue
Kuwait City, Kuwait · Cultural venue
Mishref, Kuwait · Convention centre
Kuwait City, Kuwait · Hotel ballroom
Kuwait City, Kuwait · Cultural venue
Kuwait City, Kuwait · Open air
Marrakech, Morocco · Palace
Marrakech, Morocco · Hotel ballroom
Marrakech, Morocco · Convention centre
Agafay, Morocco · Desert camp
Ouarzazate, Morocco · Cultural venue
Marrakech, Morocco · Cultural venue
Inventory updated 3 Sept 2026
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