
ZOYO Travel is your Destination Management Company for the whole of the Netherlands. While Amsterdam is our home base, our work reaches far beyond the capital: Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Maastricht, the tulip fields, the coast and the quieter corners most international planners never see. One brief, one point of contact, one team handling everything on the ground.
Amsterdam is the obvious starting point, and for good reason. But the Netherlands is compact and exceptionally well connected. The major cities sit within one to two hours of each other by train, Schiphol is among the best-connected airports in Europe, and English is spoken everywhere, including by venue staff, drivers and suppliers. That combination means a programme can move across several cities in a few days without the friction you would face in a larger country.
For many clients, looking past Amsterdam also opens up better value and a fresher experience. Venues outside the capital are often more affordable, availability during peak weeks is easier, and the setting feels less like a standard city break and more like a programme built with intent.
Our home city and the natural anchor for most international programmes. Canals, world-class hotels, creative venues and a compact centre that is easy to move a group through. Best suited to incentives, brand events and MICE programmes with international delegates.
Bold architecture, design-led spaces and an industrial port backdrop unlike anywhere else in the country. A strong choice for product launches, design and innovation events, and programmes that want a modern, energetic atmosphere. An alternative to Amsterdam with venues that can host large groups.
The international city of peace and justice, with embassy-district gravitas, strong conference infrastructure and the seaside at Scheveningen close by. Well suited to policy events, institutional conferences and gatherings that benefit from a diplomatic setting.
Central, historic and walkable, with medieval canals and a relaxed character. A popular base for mid-size corporate offsites and meetings that want charm and easy access without the price tag of Amsterdam.
In the far south, with a Burgundian feel, the city where the Maastricht Treaty was signed, and rolling countryside on the doorstep. Ideal for culinary-focused incentives, board retreats and multi-day programmes that lean into atmosphere and fine dining.
Windmills at Kinderdijk, the bulb fields in spring, the Wadden coast and wide open landscapes for outdoor team activities. A refreshing backdrop for retreats, wellness-led programmes and incentives that step outside the city entirely.

Private travel in Amsterdam and the Netherlands for families and small groups. We book the hotels, drivers and private guides, and add the details that are hard to arrange yourself, such as a private boat tour or hard-to-get museum tickets.

Incentive trips for teams and top performers. We build the programme around your goal, whether that is a reward, team building or time with clients, and arrange hotel, transport, dinners and activities as one package.

Day tours and multi-day programmes for groups, organised by our in-house tour operator. Amsterdam, the Zaanse Schans, the tulip fields in spring or cities such as Rotterdam and Utrecht: you choose the route, we arrange coach, guide and tickets.
Our role is to take a brief and turn it into a programme that runs without you ever having to manage the moving parts.
For groups travelling across multiple cities, that includes:
A typical brief might open with arrival and a welcome dinner in Amsterdam, move to Rotterdam for a day combining a venue session with a design-led activity, and close in Utrecht or Maastricht with a final dinner in a setting with real character. Because the country is so compact, transitions between cities are short, and the days feel varied rather than rushed.
Every programme is built around your group, your objectives and your budget. No two itineraries are the same, and nothing is booked until you have seen a clear proposal with the programme and costs laid out in full.







You can book hotels and a handful of activities online from anywhere. What you cannot do from abroad is negotiate the rates a Dutch agency receives, judge realistic transport timings between cities, know which venues handle a group of eighty well, or have someone reachable the moment a supplier cancels or a flight is delayed. Local knowledge and existing supplier relationships are what turn a list of bookings into a programme that actually runs.