The Caspian, a walled Old City, and an F1 circuit

For an organizer arriving from abroad, Baku is an unfamiliar market. We have already done this work for ICESCO, INTOSAI, and the Türkiye Ministry of Trade.

International organizations we have hosted

For a regional operator this list is unusual. An international body normally tries a local partner for the first time; here there is a history of events that already took place.

Ground services for inbound organizers

One contract, one invoice, one point of contact. Everything below is ours to carry.

  • Venue and hotel sourcing

    Selection, negotiation, and contracting against group size, format, and budget.

  • DMC and ground handling

    Delivery of the programme on the ground: schedule, escorts, coordination.

  • Airport transfers

    Meet and greet, group transport, VIP escort.

  • Visa and invitation support

    Invitation letters and support through the electronic visa process.

  • Catering

    Menu selection, with dietary and religious requirements accounted for.

  • Interpretation

    Booths, receivers, and the interpreter team.

  • Technical production

    Stage, lighting, sound, screens, and drawings. The equipment is ours.

  • Branding and fabrication

    Stands, wayfinding, print, and stage graphics.

  • Entertainment and local artists

    Music, dance, and mugham programmes.

  • Photography and video

    Event coverage and post-event materials.

Venues

The venues below are not our property. They are the corporate venue landscape of Baku, and we work with them: selection, negotiation, technical clearance, and contracting are ours.

Our largest event took place at Four Seasons Baku: more than 1,000 participants in a single evening.

Experiences and team building

Formats specific to Baku. Each fits a half day or a full day.

  • The Old City route

    A walled medieval city on the UNESCO list. On foot, with a guide.

  • Gobustan

    Rock art and mud volcanoes. A drive from Baku, half a day.

  • Absheron

    The Ateshgah temple and Yanar Dag. A route built around the fire history of the region.

  • The Caspian

  • Culinary format

    An Azerbaijani cuisine masterclass and tasting.

  • Craft workshop

    A workshop format around carpet weaving and traditional craft.

Sample two-day programme

For a corporate group of 40 to 80. The hours come from a real schedule and shift with the venue.

  1. 01

    Day 1 · 10:00

    Meet and greet at the airport, transfer to the hotel, check-in.

  2. 02

    Day 1 · 13:00

    Opening lunch on the seafront, short briefing.

  3. 03

    Day 1 · 15:00

    Conference block: stage, interpretation, screens. The technical build starts at 06:00 that morning.

  4. 04

    Day 1 · 20:00

    Gala dinner with a local music programme.

  5. 05

    Day 2 · 09:30

    The Old City route, on foot, with a guide.

  6. 06

    Day 2 · 13:00

    Culinary masterclass and lunch.

  7. 07

    Day 2 · 16:00

    Free time, then the transfer to the airport.

Sample three-day programme

The two-day programme with a full-day excursion and a second working block added.

  1. 01

    Day 1

    Arrival, opening lunch, conference block, gala dinner.

  2. 02

    Day 2 · morning

    Second working block: workshops or B2B meetings to a schedule.

  3. 03

    Day 2 · afternoon

    Gobustan: rock art and mud volcanoes.

  4. 04

    Day 2 · evening

    Dinner on the Absheron peninsula, or a programme by the Caspian.

  5. 05

    Day 3 · morning

    The Old City route and the craft workshop.

  6. 06

    Day 3 · afternoon

    Closing lunch, transfer.

How we work with clients abroad

  1. 01

    Brief

    Group size, date range, format, and budget range. One paragraph is enough.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    Programme options, venue choices, and pricing. We reply within one working day.

  3. 03

    Contract and payment

  4. 04

    Preparation

    Visa invitations, flight manifest, hotel block, technical drawings, and clearance with the venue.

  5. 05

    On site

    One point of contact on the ground. Working languages: Azerbaijani, English, Turkish, Russian.

  6. 06

    Report

    A post-event report: what was planned, what happened, and what it cost.

Frequently asked questions

Does our group need a visa?+

In which currency do we pay?+

How far in advance should we plan?+

What is the largest group you can take?+

The largest event we have delivered had more than 1,000 participants at Four Seasons Baku.

What time of year works best?+

Do you supply the equipment yourselves?+

Yes. 1,000 m² of LED, 920 lighting fixtures, 1,200 m of certified truss, 186 PA units, and 249 microphones sit in our own warehouse. Nothing has to be flown in.

Which languages do you work in?+

Azerbaijani, English, Turkish, and Russian. For other languages we arrange simultaneous interpretation.

What about safety?+

Send an enquiry

Company, country, group size, date range, event type, and budget range. We reply within one working day with programme options.