Wicked Wonderland

What happens in Wicked Wonderland, ...

Some footage of the incentive trip for 200 colleagues to Wicked Wonderland was accidentally leaked. Which is why we deny everything.
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So the guests did not experience a crazy day and night, and above all did not witness any unexpected events. There were no elves, mermaids, giants and dwarves catching oysters. Nor was there a red button that buried one dinner table under confetti. The Cirque du Soleil clown did not perform. Anita Meijer did not sing. No official Wicked Wonderland place-name sign was planted in the ground at the venue. There was no drag DJ.

At the bingo you could not win an artist to ride along on the bus. The party in the Warehouse at Thuishaven did not go on into the small hours. No one danced during the Party Animals' performance. Nor did we stop in a meadow along the way to sing along to a beer cantus inside an inflatable church. During dinner you did not get a dessert shaped like a chocolate bathtub with dancing legs. And if you thought that, on the way back, John de Bever sang a few songs on the church square of his home town, that is not true.

It's exactly that surprise that makes an incentive unforgettable. Not what you get, but what you experience. That's 'seriously fun': an incentive people are still retelling years later.
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But without going into any further detail: how we laughed and enjoyed ourselves! The event was, incidentally, rated a 9 by the client.

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