A company offsite in Montreal takes your team to the Hochelaga Archipelago, a cluster of 234 islands in southeastern Canada.
In this contemporary yet spirited city, your employees can marvel at the French-colonial heritage, beautiful architectural styles and cobblestone streets of the Old Town and interact with a cheery community of french-speaking locals.
Montreal is a vibrant modern metropolis, bespeckled by subtle nods to a proud colonial heritage. A walk through the streets takes you past beautiful historical landmarks and bustling markets with hundreds of eager vendors.
Scratch deeper beneath the surface, and you'll find a bunch of exciting team activities: climb the masts of royal ships at the outdoor adventure park, improve your cooking skills with a cookery course or take a spooky ghost tour—take your pick!
We've put together this list of
team-building activities in
Montreal
to help you get the most out of your visit.
With 154 BRYTER employees now working remotely across the globe, the company faced a growing problem: How could they ensure their team chemistry and company culture remained intact while expanding so quickly? After all, this is a difficult enough problem for brick-and-mortar offices, let alone remote-first companies like BRYTER. So, how did they resolve this challenge?
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The most popular team building activities are surf lessons, SUP lessons and tapas night but there are plenty more to choose from.
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