The Palmeraie International Conference Centre Transfers

In the North African city of Marrakesh, Palmeraie Palace offers an oasis of connected pools, hotels and golf courses ideal for those interested in getting lost in Morocco’s mountains. Unique spaces ideal for networking include a dramatic grand entrance that features luxury parquet flooring and an ornamental rotunda ceiling, opulent conference rooms and a convention space connected by traditional Spanish courtyards. The venue’s connected hotel rooms are adorned with marble flooring, hand-carved wooden bed posts and private balconies that encompass the true Moroccan experience, general amenities ranging from a handful of resort-style restaurants as well as close access to a connected array of other upscale resorts. Get to know the region well by booking a ride that can take care of transfers, going with a private sedan to take a tour of Northwest Africa’s often overlooked peaks, or getting the local perspective with a local personal driver. Business travelers in search of a quick ride to Marrakech Menara Airport should go with a taxi to keep things simple, or go with a limousine to reach various luxury landmarks in regal opulence.

Look forward to all there is to do with a quick tour of North Marrakech landmarks as well, whether that means going on a morning waltz across the exotic flora and old fountains of Jardin Majorelle or taking a look at modern costumes and photo-friendly gardens housed in the Yves Saint Laurent Museum. Countless good times can also be had around the corner from the venue for the simpler at heart, whether it be through unique riverside golfing and grub at the PalmGolf Marrakech Palmeraie or a quiet stay at one of many off-site hotels close but not too close to the venue. Fascinating choices include the often empty grounds of Secret Garden, home to various lavish restaurants and chandelier-draped rooms, while the dramatic fountains and mosaic bath tubs at Palais Mehdi provide the perfect blend of historic and modern style. Grab a bite from one of many on-site restaurants after buzzy events, choosing between the traditional Spanish eats at Fuego Latino down the street or the slightly further jazz performances within the walls of Restaurant Le Blokk.