For a team of 10 to 50 people, there are many structured formats that are easy to implement:

• escape game;

• cooking workshop;

• tasting;

• quiz;

• creative activity;

• winter experience;

• Dinner with entertainment.

On this scale, it's usually easy to get the whole team involved at the same time.

With about 100 people, consider activities that can accommodate multiple participants at the same time.

A quiz, an evening activity, several workshops, a team challenge, or an open participation area can all work well.

The key point is to prevent the main activity from causing too much turnover or wait time.

With several hundred employees, it becomes difficult to get everyone to participate in a single activity at the same time.

Continuous activities, activities spread across multiple spaces, or open participation areas allow guests to participate gradually, particularly during arrival, the cocktail hour, the meal, and transitions between program segments.

The larger the group, the more important it is to manage the flow of people.

On this scale, it is especially important to consider capacity, traffic flow, and the distribution of participants.

Several activities or areas can operate simultaneously to avoid lines and allow guests to participate at their own pace.

Formats that are easy to understand and accessible without a set schedule are particularly well-suited.

It is not necessary to require all employees to participate in a group activity.

Open-participation formats allow everyone to watch, try things out, participate for a few minutes, leave, and come back later.

This works especially well when people differ greatly in age, personality, energy levels, or interests.

For an international team, focus on activities that are visual, intuitive, and easy to understand, to minimize the need for lengthy explanations.

Culinary experiences, certain challenges, creative activities, and open-participation areas work well in this context.

At TAK TAK TAK, our team can assist participants in German, French, and English.

You don't necessarily need to interrupt the meal with a mandatory activity.

Entertainment can take place before the meal, during the aperitif, between courses, or after dessert.

An activity that is available around the clock allows employees to participate whenever they want without disrupting the dinner.

Many ideas work perfectly indoors:

• escape game;

• quiz;

• cooking workshop;

• tasting;

• creative activity;

• show;

• music;

• challenges;

• open participation area.

The right choice depends mainly on the available space, the number of people, and the desired atmosphere.

Simply bringing everyone together in the same room does not guarantee that the groups will mix.

An activity that’s easy to join can provide a natural reason to get out and about, observe, strike up a conversation, and meet other colleagues.

The goal is not to force networking, but to create opportunities for it to happen spontaneously.

Yes. TAK TAK TAK does not need to replace the existing program.

The zone can operate around other key times:

Arrival · Cocktails · Dinner · Speeches · Breaks · End of the evening

We handle everything in our area: transportation, setup, on-site support during the event, and takedown.

Your team doesn't have to run the operations itself.

The price depends on the number of participants, the location, the format chosen, and the level of supervision required.

At TAK TAK TAK, turnkey solutions start at CHF 3,300 for the day, including transportation, setup, activities, supervision, and takedown.

The price is set before the event so that the organizing team knows its budget in advance.