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What Clients Say

Today I’ve received following very positive feedback from our group which stayed in Riga:

The trip was very nice, we enjoyed the time in Riga a lot. The guide was fantastic; very professional with a huge knowledge, always on time. The program was well organized, all went smoothly. The restaurants were good, we liked the atmosphere and the food was delicious. The activities had been well known chosen; a good mixture, everyone liked the program.

I am very happy to hear that. 🙂 Thank you very much for all your work, the very good organization, your efforts and the good cooperation. I am looking forward to working with you for other groups, hopefully in the near future.

Nicole Stadler

Verwaltungsrat Group

We have received our client’s feedback and now can confirm without hesitation that everyone had wonderful time in Riga!

Suggestion to use one of Riga’s landmarks attracting 200 000 shoppers on busy day was a risk well worth taking and I am sure that welcome party at Riga Central Market will stay in the memory of our guests for a very long.

We truly appreciate TheMiceCream team efforts in making gala night so fantastic and making impossible happen: privatizing the most beautiful park of the city for our event. The evening was a great success even despite the rainy weather that afternoon.

Once again: thank you for all your efforts, your hospitality and your professional but friendly organization of the event!

Petra Auerswald

Funk, 940 Guests

Yesterday I had a longer conversation with my client – and they were EXTREMELY SATISFIED with the trip. There was absolutely nothing to put the finger on!!! (quite unusual for such a big group)

Many have said that this trip / conference was the best so far. And this one was the 19th conference in a row!!!! I take off my hat for your team!”

Liv Ellen Nesset

BRIO conference

Just wanted to thank you again for your great support in Riga. You did a very service orientated job and you were the best ever reliable and committed DMC I know until now. Thanks to your flexibility we were able to overcome the hick-ups, so the event was a success.

If occasion is, I will recommend your agency without hesitation.
Wishing you, TheMiceCream and your team all the best.

Oliver Grosse-Brauckmann

PKF International

My client just gave me a wonderful feed-back:

Their trip to Riga is simply the best trip they have ever done! All of the programme had been great fun, the guides were so professional and nice and the city of Riga had so much to offer its guests. Hotel Neiburgs was a true gem with a superb location!

Their last destination was ROME, so “beating” Rome is quite an achievement!

Henrik Reck-Jensen

Voldgiftsnaevnet

It was a great pleasure working with you – thanks to your devotion and flexibility we were able to create the great ambiance for have our very successful meeting.

Wishing you a lot of success for the future, private & business wise and maybe we’ll meet again – somewhere, somehow…

José van Seters

bRIGAde

About us

Experience?

Well, together more than 20 years in the travel business and much more travelling around the globe.
Names? Deutsche Bank, Coca Cola, MINI, Ford, Mitsubishi, Rolls Royce, Citroen, Peugeot, PWC, EY, HP, Intel, If, Zurich, Statoil, and TV2 – just to name some of the clients we have worked for and, we dare to say, have successfully handled.

That’s all in the past. Old challenges with their solutions; of course, it is possible to bend those solutions to fit new problems but then there is nothing that is a more certain sign of insanity than to do the same things over and over again and expect the result to be different (thank you Albert!*).
We rather look into the future. And we see the future right here, in the Baltics.
*yes, you got it right: Albert Einstein.

We have provided for

It all had to begin somehow

Paulius Janciauskas CMM

paulius@themicecream.com +37122588222

Our Swedish asset

Kristine Berze

kristine@themicecream.com +37122533222

Alta Moda goes events

Atis Artemjevs

atis@themicecream.com +37122081222

Details matter

Dzulija Vitina

dzulija@themicecream.com +37122538222

What Clients Say

Today I’ve received following very positive feedback from our group which stayed in Riga:

Nicole Stadler

Verwaltungsrat Group

We have received our client’s feedback and now can confirm without hesitation that everyone had wonderful time in Riga!

Once again: thank you for all your efforts, your hospitality and your professional but friendly organization of the event!

Petra Auerswald

Funk, 940 Guests

Yesterday I had a longer conversation with my client – and they were EXTREMELY SATISFIED with the trip. There was absolutely nothing to put the finger on!!! (quite unusual for such a big group)

Many have said that this trip / conference was the best so far. And this one was the 19th conference in a row!!!! I take off my hat for your team!”

Liv Ellen Nesset

BRIO conference

If occasion is, I will recommend your agency without hesitation.
Wishing you, TheMiceCream and your team all the best.

Oliver Grosse-Brauckmann

PKF International

My client just gave me a wonderful feed-back:

Their last destination was ROME, so “beating” Rome is quite an achievement!

Henrik Reck-Jensen

Voldgiftsnaevnet

It was a great pleasure working with you – thanks to your devotion and flexibility we were able to create the great ambiance for have our very successful meeting.

Wishing you a lot of success for the future, private & business wise and maybe we’ll meet again – somewhere, somehow…

José van Seters

bRIGAde

We have provided for

‘’We see the future right here, in the Baltics.’’

We organise corporate events and experiences across the Baltics
From concept to execution, every detail is handled with precision and care.
We know the finest venues, the most inspiring experiences, and the most trusted partners throughout the Baltics

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Beach in Jurmala - Source - Jurmala City Council

Rundale Palace - Source - Latvian Tourism Development Agency

Micest baltics

Baltic Diversity

The Baltic people might have misunderstood some important things; but at least they do them differently from the rest of the world.

In the Baltics people usually don’t have to pay for WiFi at the hotels, mostly young people are the rulers, but insects are very old. Some insects are more than 50 million years old as they were caught inside sticky material when trees started to sweat during our previous global warming period. Having sunk to the bottom of the sea and lived there for millions of years, now the ancient insects beautifully packed in golden amber all of a sudden start to flood on the white, sandy Baltic beaches where anyone can pick them up, in particular after the autumn storms. Or any time of the year as precious jewellery in shops.

Yes, there is almost only one sandy beach in the Baltics. However, it is quite a long one. It stretches for more than 650 kilometres, in the south – in Lithuania – ending in Europe’s largest sandy desert, referred to as the Baltic Sahara.

A lot of mud, healing water and care for beauty have turned the Baltics into the key SPA area in Europe. Some of the thousands of manors and castles dotting the Baltic landscape have been turned into elegant SPA or other charming hotels with historical flavours.

While elsewhere in Europe enormous stadiums are usually built for football, in the Baltics stadiums are built for singing: for grand song celebrations where ten thousands of spectators come to watch ten thousands of choir singers. Where people elsewhere fight with weapons, Baltic people just stand up and sing. Peacefully. In such a way, the Baltic singing revolution paved the way for the countries’ re-independence in 1991. Everybody sings and dances. No wonder world’s leading ballet dancers Mihail Baryshnikov and Maya Plisetskaya have origins in the Baltics. As also do the composer Arvo Pärt and the conductor Mariss Jansons – the cream of today’s music world.

Sometimes the Baltic people proudly stress that they were the last to be Christianized in Europe. Strong Pagan Midsummer and Easter traditions are still alive, neatly interwoven with Christian traditions: don’t be shocked if you see a night race with naked men running. It is all a part of the Baltic Midsummer traditions. What has died elsewhere in Europe is still alive in the Baltics.

A strange tradition of throwing decorations on a recently cut tree makes the Baltics the centre of the global Christmas traditions. In Riga it is supposed to have started due to alcoholic misunderstandings in the year 1510, in Tallinn four years later.

In the rest of Europe people believe they have a hangover or have hallucinations when they see a blue cow. Not so in the Baltics; here many cows are blue and only a few people have hallucinations.

In New York there are supposedly only two houses built in the style of Art Nouveau – for moral reasons. In Riga you can find more Art Nouveau buildings than anywhere else in the world – and not for immoral reasons. In the Baltics we just have a more relaxed attitude to nakedness. This is also reflected on the sauna traditions that are as alive as in neighbouring Finland.

Some countries in Europe belong to Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe or Eastern Europe. Baltics don’t. They are both part of Western and Eastern as well as Northern and Central Europe. This crash of cultural and religious identities has given birth to multi-dimensional thinking and traditions like celebrating Christmas twice every year.

The Baltics are squeezed in between Scandinavia and Russia. And if you don’t have the time or maybe the money to go to Scandinavia or Russia, you are welcome to enjoy the Scandinavian way of life in the Baltics as well as Russian culture in safe surroundings offered by a large Russian-speaking population. However, right across the border from the Baltics you can find ancient Russian towns like Pskov and St. Petersburg that have kept the unique Russian and Orthodox beauty.

In the Baltics people are not lazily laying on their backs. On the contrary, just like birds they enjoy flying on their stomachs in what they call a vertical wind tunnel. Maybe this is the way to compensate for the shortage of high mountains. As also is riding a bob or luge downhill with a speed that the traffic police would not have allowed on the Baltic roads.

People in the Baltic countries are very long and thin. Nevertheless they like to eat a lot, since the food in the cafes and restaurants is surprisingly tasty and not very expensive. The never ending list of bars, discos and night club help the Baltic people throw off what they don’t want to stick to the body.

Most people in the Baltics believe that they are in the centre of the world. Lithuania has also proved that it is the geographical centre of Europe. What is fascinating is that very few people outside the Baltic know about this centre of the world.

All this makes any travel to the Baltics, this new and undiscovered EU and NATO territory, very fresh and full of surprises.

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Medieval Riga Quest

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Ideas That Work

Years of experience

What Clients Say

Nicole Stadler

Verwaltungsrat Group

Petra Auerswald

Funk, 940 Guests

Liv Ellen Nesset

BRIO conference

Oliver Grosse-Brauckmann

PKF International

Henrik Reck-Jensen

Voldgiftsnaevnet

José van Seters

bRIGAde

About us

Experience?

We have provided for

It all had to begin somehow

Paulius Janciauskas CMM

Our Swedish asset

Kristine Berze

Alta Moda goes events

Atis Artemjevs

Details matter

Dzulija Vitina

What Clients Say

Nicole Stadler

Verwaltungsrat Group

Petra Auerswald

Funk, 940 Guests

Liv Ellen Nesset

BRIO conference

Oliver Grosse-Brauckmann

PKF International

Henrik Reck-Jensen

Voldgiftsnaevnet

José van Seters

bRIGAde

We have provided for

‘’We see the future right here, in the Baltics.’’

Micest baltics

Baltic Diversity

Latvian Nature & Sauna Ritual

Medieval Riga Quest

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