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Sousse or Monastir: a three-day corporate retreat and budget for 60 guests
A meeting by the Mediterranean, a cultural discovery and a dinner that brings everyone together: Sousse and Monastir offer a rewarding setting for a three-day retreat. This practical outline helps a group of 60 connect its objectives, itinerary and budget.
Which destination suits your team?
Sousse combines city life, seaside hospitality and a medina listed as UNESCO World Heritage. A guided discovery or cultural team challenge can give the afternoon a distinctive local character. Monastir offers a seafront and ribat that inspire a relaxed heritage experience. Explore our Sousse and Monastir destination guide to shape your shortlist.
We compare arrivals through Monastir, Enfidha or Tunis using flight options available for your dates. Hotel selection and airport transfers are planned together. When delegates travel from several cities, coordinated arrival waves help protect the time everyone shares on site.
A three-day, two-night itinerary for 60 delegates
Day 1: airport welcome, transfer, check-in and lunch depending on arrival times. A short opening meeting introduces the purpose of the retreat, followed by a welcome dinner at the hotel.
Day 2: morning plenary, lunch and a cultural challenge in Sousse or a Monastir discovery in small groups. A private dinner with Tunisian cuisine creates space for recognition and celebration. Browse our Tunisia team-building activities for formats tailored to sales teams, leadership groups and international guests.
Day 3: workshops, shared commitments and a closing lunch before departures. Our Sousse conference programme provides further inspiration. An El Jem extension needs a dedicated slot and separate costing to preserve the meeting schedule.
An indicative land budget
The programme and services are tailored to your dates, group and practical requirements.
The working scope includes shared double or twin accommodation, scheduled meals, group transfers, one meeting day with standard equipment, one team activity and local coordination. Flights, single rooms, premium beverages, bespoke staging, performers and extra excursions require separate pricing. Our Tunisia event budget guide helps you compare these choices.
Keeping one hotel base and investing in a memorable activity and dinner can protect both budget and delegate energy. Space to enjoy the hotel and talk with colleagues also contributes to the retreat.
Seaside hotels to include in the shortlist
The Mövenpick Resort & Marine Spa Sousse and Iberostar Selection Kuriat Palace in Monastir offer two starting points. Yalil Yalil compares accommodation, meeting layouts, catering and social spaces against your brief.
For 60 guests, theatre, cabaret and workshop formats require different layouts. The proposal specifies the chosen setup and included services after availability has been checked. Discover our conference hotels in Tunisia to start planning your event.
Build a programme around your dates and objectives
Cultural activities give the programme depth without relying on swimming weather. Beach formats need suitable timing and an indoor alternative. We combine the destination experience with enough free time to make the stay enjoyable.
Share your preferred dates, departure cities, guest count and room preferences. Our local team will connect hotel selection, meetings, activities and costs in one proposal. Request your Sousse or Monastir retreat quote for a tailored itinerary.
Learn more about the heritage behind these experiences through UNESCO’s Sousse medina overview and the Tunisian tourism office’s Monastir guide.
To connect this topic with a concrete plan, compare destinations, conference hotels and programme ideas then request a proposal.
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