Italy Business Travel is a project by Meeting Project dedicated to companies looking to offer impeccable hospitality to their business guests — whether for an evening, a full day, or short-term stays.
It’s a comprehensive service designed to deliver “turnkey” events in one of the most scenic regions of Italy.
We guide our clients in discovering cities, lakes, mountains, hidden gems, and local excellence — through nature, sports, culture, and entertainment.
To ensure a high-level experience, we collaborate with partners specialized in business strategy, multilingual communication, and professional hospitality.
Italy Business Travel is your trusted partner for welcoming clients, suppliers, collaborators, or special guests.
+With us, every experience becomes unforgettable.
Monza and Brianza
The capital of the Brianza region, Monza is renowned for its famous Cathedral and its vast park — the third largest in Europe — enclosed by a 14-kilometer wall.
Inside the park, you’ll find the Autodromo Nazionale (National Racetrack), the Royal Villa with its elegant gardens, and the Milano Golf Club.
Monza, often considered the heart of Brianza, also opens the scenic gateway to the first hills of the region — starting from Montevecchia, where breathtaking views stretch over Milan and the Po Valley.
From there, the landscape continues with woods and small lakes, offering a peaceful and natural escape.
COMO LAKE
Como is a charming city rich in history and culture, where a long artisanal tradition meets a modern, dynamic vocation for tourism.
Lake Como, with its calm waters and breathtaking landscapes, is one of the most sought-after destinations — loved by both travelers and celebrities alike.
Historic villas along its shores add a timeless elegance to the area. Many have been transformed into museums or cultural centers, further enriching the visitor experience.
The city’s legacy in silk production still echoes through its architecture and local culture, yet Como has also embraced the modern era, hosting international events and welcoming high-end tourism.
Landmarks such as Villa d’Este in Cernobbio not only attract visitors from all over the world, but also symbolize the elegance and beauty that Como so effortlessly embodies.
LECCO AND VALSASSINA
“That branch of Lake Como, which turns toward the south between two unbroken chains of mountains…” — this is how Alessandro Manzoni opened his masterpiece The Betrothed (I Promessi Sposi).
The natural landscape, though transformed over time by residential and industrial development, has never lost its charm.
The lake continues to enchant visitors with its gems such as Varenna, Bellano, Dervio, Piona, and Malgrate — while the surrounding mountains, like the Grigna, home to the world-renowned Lecco-based climbing group I Ragni (“The Spiders”), the Resegone, and the entire Valsassina valley, offer stunning views and outdoor adventures.
From these heights, the journey leads down to the Adda River, made famous by the passage and studies of Leonardo da Vinci.
VALTELLINA
Valtellina is the main alpine valley from which numerous routes branch out toward other mountain valleys, with iconic destinations such as Chiavenna, Bormio, Teglio, Tirano, and Livigno.
Famous for its scenic trails, the valley reaches its peak at the stunning Stelvio Pass.
Valtellina is also renowned for its culinary specialties — including local wines, cheeses, Bresaola, and Pizzoccheri.
In February 2026, Bormio will be one of the official locations of the Winter Olympics, hosting 8 ski mountaineering medal events, beginning with the Men’s Downhill.
Livigno will be the stage for 26 Freestyle and Snowboard competitions, further cementing the valley’s reputation as a premier destination for winter sports.
