Salzkammergut, Austria

Do you know that strong motivation and teamwork are key to the success of your company? Incentive tours are a great tool to achieve this goal. OMT group offers you unique and tailor-made company tours that combine work performance with unforgettable experiences.

Let's discover together the beauty of the flat yet diverse Attila region - visit Hungary's famous thermal baths, a national park with deep caves, renowned wineries or try out various water activities on Central Europe's largest lake, Balaton. The "Hungarian Sea" is also a place to actively relax. The whole area is interwoven with cycle paths.

The small town of Berchtesgaden in the national park located in the heart of the Alps is known mainly for its Eagle's Nest - Kehlsteinhaus, romantic rides on the glacial lake Königssee and the jagged giant that is the mountain Watzman.
The opportunity to visit the active salt mines of Bad Reichenhall is not only useful in bad weather... 

The Saalach is a very popular river among paddlers, both amateurs and professionals. The middle part of the Saalach serves as the venue for famous world competitions. In addition to the passages between rock blocks and narrow gorges, you can also feast your eyes on the beautiful nature on the quieter sections of the river.

The exclusive ski resort of Sölden is one of the two main centers of the Ötztal valley in Tyrol, Austria. It is the only Austrian resort to boast three peaks higher than 3,000 meters above sea level, which are Schwarze Schneide, Tiefenbachkogl and Gaislachkogl. Sölden is one of the most exclusive resorts with a lively social life and a high level of service. 

Styria, the green heart of Austria, is a charming land of mountains and forests, vineyards and orchards, beautiful towns and quaint villages. The popular "Styrian Thermal Spring Region" is located just 65 km southeast of the provincial capital Graz. Here you can enjoy original spa relaxation as well as sports activities to improve your vitality.

Dachstein – the three-thousand-meter roof of the Alps. The Dachstein massif is an Austrian limestone massif located in the region of Upper Austria, Styria and Salzburg.
A cable car will take you to the highest peak, where, in addition to the wonderful views, you can also enjoy the Skywalk, a suspension bridge and stairs to the void. You can also enter the Ice Palace, see the ice sculptures or the glacial crevasse.

Rafting on the largest river in Tyrol. The Inn River can thrill both tourist-oriented paddlers and professionals as it is one of the most popular paddling destinations in Austria. Rafting on the Inn can be combined with wide range of activities in the Ötztal. The Inn flows through the territory of Switzerland, Austria and Germany. 

A skier's paradise on the border of two Alpine countries. Austria and Switzerland are connected by the Silvretta Montafon mountain range. Freeride enthusiasts will enjoy themselves, and for snowboarding fans there is one of the best equipped snowboard parks in Europe – Nova Park.  Here you can enjoy a spectacular view of the breathtaking scenery, that is the Alps. A true paradise for speed and adrenaline enthusiasts.

Skiing with an Olympic medalist. Oberlech, one of the most luxurious ski resorts in the world! "The guest is the king; nature is the empress." The philosophy of all hotels in the area is based on this motto, which gives the location a high degree of exclusivity. You too can enjoy the genius of Oberlech to the full.

Wildalpen is a municipality in Austria in the federal state of Styria. It lies in the valley through which the Salza River flows, south of the Hochschwab mountains, between the famous pilgrimage site of Mariazell and the winter resort of Hochkar. In Czechia, it is better known among the boating/paddling public for the excellent navigability of the river. Long rapids, jumps from the bridge and overhangs and the unforgettable experience that goes with them await you.

Thermal and sauna paradise under the Tyrolean three-thousand-meters mountains. Aqua Dome Superior Hotel & Tirol Therme is nestled in the Ötztal valley, in the village of Längenfeld. The hotel adheres to the Eastern philosophy of Feng-Suei and thus offers an exceptional experience for body and soul in both accommodation and thermal baths.

Bratislava – Vienna. Let's take a motorboat trip to two major cities on the Danube River. We will fill the tour with active exploration of Bratislava, the second day of imperial Vienna, either in the classic form of a guided tour or in a playful form of a Treasure Hunt.

Skiing with a view of the Großglockner. Großglockner Resort – Matrei is considered a real secret tip among experts. Believe it, when I say it is one of the most beautiful areas in the Alps. A visit to the Grossglockner Resort Kals/Matrei is an absolute must, especially for gourmets and experts. East Tyrol is famous for its local hospitality. The quiet resort, created by the merger of the two medium-sized resorts of Kals and Matrei, offers almost empty slopes.

The Burgenland Plain by bike. Burgenland is Austria's easternmost and third smallest state. The capital is Eisenstadt. Lake Neusiedl takes up most of the northern plain, which is heavily influenced by Hungary, with many castles, chateaus and monasteries in the mountainous center and south. The area offers plenty of opportunities for active relaxation and gastronomic delights.

Not only in the world of airplanes. Not only planes are the lifeblood of this unique building. Hangar 7 at Salzburg Airport combines original architecture and art with perfectly restored historic machines. You won't find anything like it anywhere else. “The luxurious showcase of Red Bull”, or its aviation section Flying Bulls – that's what you could call the extraordinary building on the east side of Salzburg Airport.

Welcome to Slovakia! This country, in the embrace of the Carpathian Mountains, attracts visitors with its unique combination of mountain peaks, mysterious castles and traditional villages. The beautiful Little Carpathians with their gently wooded hills, rise steeply from the plains of southwestern Slovakia.

A corporate cruise on a luxury cruise ship is an unforgettable way to reward your employees, corporate customers or business partners!

Our ship is always booked exclusively for you, which means that every moment on board is tailored to your needs and wishes.

We are sailing in Croatia on the Adriatic from Split to Dubrovnik.

Ochre cliffs, endless sandy beaches with the finest sand and the never-ceasing waves of the Atlantic. This is Portugal's Algarve coast. Still little visited, this jewel on Europe's most south-western coast is waiting for you to discover. The sandy beaches of the Algarve are undoubtedly one of the main attractions of this region.

The Emerald Isle of the Mediterranean, the island of Sardinia – often called the Caribbean of the Mediterranean or the "Emerald Coast" – for its incredibly clear sea in myriad shades of blue and green, which makes it so admired and sought after. The crystal-clear beaches attract visitors to swimming and sailing.

Slovenia not only on a raft. The town of Bled is undoubtedly one of the symbols of Slovenia. It lies on the shores of the lake carrying the same name. The lake itself is of glacial origin and is suitable for riding or swimming. The area is a good starting point for rafting on the Sava River and for a trip to the Vintgar Gorge. 

On a yacht away from crowded beaches. Corporate cruises on luxury cabin sailboats and catamarans on the popular Adriatic, in Greece or Sardinia or in more exotic destinations such as the Seychelles or Martinique. The main theme of the program is "Away from crowded beaches!" During the cruise you will enjoy many water activities.

Lisbon is a unique and beautiful city with an incredible history that has shaped it into what it is today. It is the westernmost capital city on the European mainland. Beyond that, there are only endless waters of the Atlantic Ocean. 

A treat for the senses – experience Croatia as you have never seen it before – for example at the unique resort of the Iadera ***** Falkensteiner (member of Leading Hotels & Leading Spa) in contrast with Mediterranean gastronomic delights, speedboats, sailboats and the national parks of Paklenica, Kornati and Krka.

An inexhaustible treasure chest. Gran Canaria is the third largest island in the Canary Islands. The island is of volcanic origin. Its sandy coastline, clear water and constant wind create ideal conditions for windsurfing, kiting and water skiing. Gran Canaria also offers eight golf courses.

Fishing villages in the Arctic Circle.

Norway's Lofoten Islands offer an extraordinary experience of visiting fishing villages, touring a Viking museum and learning about Sami culture. Thanks to its location, it is possible to watch the Northern Lights in winter and the midnight sun in summer.

The green island of dreams. In Madeira you can find several worlds at once despite its seemingly small size. Beautiful, lush green mountains, partly similar to South America, seaside towns and breathtaking views of the wide blue ocean. This blossoming island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean will delight fans of active leisure.

The incentive tour to Crete, Greece offers a unique combination of rich history and folklore, beautiful nature, friendly people, stable weather and excellent Mediterranean cuisine.

The history of the island of Crete is very rich and eventful. In the third and second millennia BC, the island was the main center of a very advanced Minoan civilization, which already knew the principles of air conditioning or flushing toilets and left behind incredibly elaborate pieces of pottery and metalwork. The capital of Crete is Iraklio.

The beauty of Europe's Grand Canyon du Verdon. The area du Verdon draws mainly on the natural beauty of the canyon, the crystal-clear lake waters, the intoxicating lavender fields and of course good wine. The many uses of the Verdon River, which flows through the canyon, and the water areas are worth mentioning.

A vibrant metropolis and beyond that, the endless waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Lisbon is a unique and beautiful city with an incredible history that has shaped it into what it is today. It is the westernmost capital city on the European mainland. Beyond that, there are only endless waters of the Atlantic. 

Arctic winter in the Arctic Circle. Winter in the North is fairytale like. Dog sledding, powerful snowmobiles, fishing on a frozen lake, Lapland kota huts and, as a bonus, a night in furs in an ice hotel. Those are attractions you won't experience anywhere else in one place. 

Iceland – the land of water, ice and fire – is an island nation located on the border of the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, on the border of Europe and America. With its location just below the Arctic Circle, Iceland presents a fabulous contrast between fire and ice, as well as between high technological sophistication and a desolate, inhospitable landscape. 

Italian fun not only on the snow. Kronplatz is a mountain resort in South Tyrol. During the summer it is mainly used by cyclists and hikers, in the winter season (December – April) this resort serves mainly skiers, ski mountaineers and cross-country skiers. The Concordia 2000 bell can be found at the top, which is an attraction for all visitors and is the largest in the Alps of its kind.

365 days of snow for you. The highest, largest, exclusively built year-round sports resort, also known as the gourmet village of the Alps. Interestingly, you can't get to Zermatt by your own car – cars are banned from entering.

Exclusive wine and a perfume tour. The French Riviera, also known as the Côte d'Azur, is one of the most famous holiday areas on the Mediterranean coast. Nice, the port city of southern France, is rightfully called the jewel of the Côte d'Azur. The center offers a plethora of restaurants, cafes and bars, as well as a wide range of luxury shops of all kinds. In addition to the vast expanses of gardens, parks, and sunny beaches, the city also boasts many lakes and fountains.

Mountains, canyons and lots of fun in the southern Adriatic.

The rediscovered Montenegro offers many attractions in the southern Adriatic. The national parks are suitable for trekking, the deep river canyon offers opportunities for first-class rafting, while you can enjoy the coastal climate and boat rides and beach visits in peace.

The cradle of the Renaissance and cultural gems. Florence, the capital of Italian Tuscany, situated on the Arno River is one of the most beautiful and oldest cities in Italy and Europe. It has made a significant contribution to the development of history in many fields of science, art, literature and philosophy. Florence is also home to most of the world's cultural heritage.

For motors, fashion and specific cuisine. Milan is the cultural, both historical and modern city of northern Italy. The famous suburb of Monza boasts the world-famous Circuit Royal Park, where the Formula 1 Grand Prix is regularly held. The city is also known as the Mecca of fashion and design.

Gateway to the fjords. The colorful Norwegian city of Bergen is Norway's second largest city and the gateway to the majestic fjords. The Hanseatic port of Bryggen will give you a taste of the local culture – check out the commercial buildings that look like movie sets. Norway's landscape is a strange mix of high mountains, endless forests, thundering waterfalls and dark fjords.