Olof Palme Convention Center Transfers

On the west side of Central America’s thinning band, Nicaragua’s Olof Palme Convention Center offers once-in-a-lifetime views of world wonders like Lago Cocibolca and natural reserves at the foothills of ancient volcanoes. The small but impactful venue includes an open-air floor space with high ceilings, general amenities including on-site catering and rentable vendor booths. Surrounded by the capital city ambiance of Managua, guests will also have easy access to stately getaways ranging from luxury restaurants to seaside resorts, not to mention relatively close access to the city’s bus network. Make getting around much easier by booking a private vehicle instead, choosing between low-cost sedans for day trips to Lake Managua, or large SUVs and vans that make business trips easy. Meet-and-greet services make things easier for business travelers looking to enjoy the view, whether it be through the luxury lens of a limousine or the simple drop offs of a taxi on the way to Augusto Cesar Sandino International Airport.

Guarantee good times through a restful night at one of many nearby hotels, whether it be the upscale ambiance of Crowne Plaza Managua’s executive suites paired with palm-lined pools and cabanas, or low-key alternatives like the chill bungalows of Hotel Euro and mural-courtyard ambiance of El Conquistador. Look toward nearby adventures once logistics are taken care of, ideal hotspots for before-event networking ranging from the venue’s adjacent Juan Bautista Salas National Arboretum and its relaxing landscape, as well as Luis Alfonso Velásquez Flores Park’s robust urban plaza lined with old chapels and in-park cafes, all along a central man-made lake perfect for focus. Continue toward ‘Seawall Managua’ for after-event fun, exploring unique exhibits like the airplane-centric Boeing Poder Ciudadano Museum or the mock villages of Old Managua at The Replica Rubin Darío Museum Houses, finally topping the night off with good people and great dinner at nearby networking restaurants such as the beloved business seafood at Los Ranchos and El Tiscapa Los Ranchos #2, slightly isolated alternatives including the waterfront ambiance of Los Maderos toward Lake Managua.