Business Studies trip to Munich

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The historical capital of Bavaria

Munich is a dynamic centre for technological innovation, ranking as the #1 European city in the ICT industry, as rated by the European Commission – ahead of London and Paris. The city also has wealth of culture and attractions to keep students engaged, making it the perfect base for a fascinating and educational Business Studies trip.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1

Depart school and travel to Munich. Transfer to accommodation.

Day 2

Morning tour of the Grossmarkthalle. Afternoon walking tour around Munich’s historical old town. Enjoy a game of bowling in the evening.

Day 3

Moring visit to BMW Welt. Afternoon behind the scenes tour of the extraordinary Allianz Arena. Film night at the accommodation in the evening.

Day 4

Morning tour at the Erdinger Brewery. Afternoon visit to the Deutsches Museum. Farewell meal in the evening.

Day 5

Depart accommodation for journey back to school.

Visits

Browse a selection of our favourite activities and visits.

Grossmarkthalle – International wholesale market
BMW Tour
Erdinger Brewery Tour
Deutsches Museum
Allianz Arena

Enjoy a tour of the market and immerse yourself in the world of producers, importers, transport companies and market traders. Discover the history of one of Europe’s largest municipal markets and its vision for the future.

This Munich car manufacturer provides captivating and thrilling insights into the inner life of a global brand. Visitors can venture through BMW Welt, take a glimpse behind the scenes at the BMW Munich plant or immerse themselves into the history of the corporation at the BMW Museum.

Watch master brewers in action and follow the production process, from brewing to shipping. Experts guides know the brewery inside out and can answer (almost) any questions.

The world’s largest science and technology museum. Learn about the history of powered machines, the driving force behind the Industrial Revolution. Visit the New Technologies Centre to learn more about robot assistants and how they will enhance production in the future.

One of Europe’s most modern football stadiums, with a capacity of more than 70,000. It has a particularly impressive façade, which has 2,760 diamond-shaped cushions forming the world’s biggest membrane cladding.

Where to stay

Popular places to stay.

In a choice of high quality youth hostels, chosen for their student-friendly facilities and central location.

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FAQs

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Yes, there are many advantages to this. One is that greater numbers sign up which means a lower tour price per student. Another is that a diverse (two-subject) itinerary can broaden the horizons of both ‘groups’ though, of course, we can create separate agendas for each if preferred.

We can send you mini-brochures to hand out at school and a PowerPoint presentation for assemblies and parent’s meetings you may wish to hold. We also have an interactive promotional poster you can put up on walls and noticeboards. This will make it easier for you to get your students excited about your plans.

The most pleasant time of year to come to Europe is between May and September; you may wish to consider this when planning your tour. Summer temperatures across Europe range from 18-35 degrees Celsius. European cities in winter can also offer many interesting cultural experiences that you may enjoy.