This spectacular resort offers over 20 kilometers of slopes and trails for all skill levels, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Diamond conference participants will have the exclusive opportunity to receive skiing lessons on a private slope.

This glacier is one of the largest ski resorts in Austria, boasting over 100 kilometers of slopes and trails for all skill levels. The glacier also features various terrain parks, cross-country ski tracks, and other winter sports facilities.

The Imperial Hofburg Castle is a magnificent palace located in the very heart of Innsbruck. Built in the 15th century, the castle was once the residence of the Habsburgs, one of Europe’s most powerful royal families.

Bondi's golden crescent and clear, turquoise waters never fail to impress. But there's more to love about Bondi than the sand and surf. A burgeoning food and bar scene, one-off fashion boutiques and luxury accommodation have made Bondi Beach one of the city's most glamorous destinations. In the side streets you'll find alfresco cafés, yoga schools and weekend markets, and down on the promenade things are action-packed. Bondi Beach is 30 minutes from Town Hall Station by train and bus, and offers visitors insights into Australia’s easy-going beach culture. Picnics and fish and chips on the beach are popular or dine out at one of the vibrant cafés and bars overlooking the beach on Campbell Parade and in nearby streets. Shopping for beach fashion and swimwear by Australian and international designers is a great way to spend a few hours.

Australia's Gold Coast is a city coming of age. Strategically located on the edge of the Asia-Pacific rim, with access to two international airports, the Gold Coast is perfectly positioned as a destination for business, investment, study, sport, events, tourism and lifestyle. Situated in the south-east corner of the state of Queensland, the Gold Coast stretches along 57 kilometres of coastline and is home to over half a million people. Beyond the city’s beautiful beaches are vast, sub-tropical rainforests with breathtaking scenery. Welcoming close to 12 million visitors each year, the Gold Coast is full of attractions and things to do. As Australia’s premier tourist destination, the city offers a vibrant mix of shopping, accommodation, theme parks, restaurants, entertainment and events, along with an abundance of natural attractions.

Surfers Paradise is a popular spot for families with its perfect patrolled swimming beach and street theatre. Surfers is also a major centre for nightlife on the Gold Coast with a number of nightclubs, bars and themed venues along Orchid Avenue providing entertainment into the early hours of the morning. Surfers Paradise's beachfront has a range of Australian, Asian, European, and fusion restaurants and cafes serving locals and visitors with excellent wining and dining experiences. Surfers is also a popular shopping providing shoppers with the choice of large and modern shopping malls, boutique stores, and weekly beachfront lantern night markets all situated within easy reach. Shopping centres situated in Surfers include The Paradise Centre, the Chevron Renaissance and The Dolphin Centre. There are also some great art galleries, a range of major duty-free stores and souvenir outlets. Beachside shopping, dining, bars and clubs continually offer the complete holiday experience all in one compact destination package.

This spectacular resort offers over 20 kilometers of slopes and trails for all skill levels, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Diamond conference participants will have the exclusive opportunity to receive skiing lessons on a private slope.

This glacier is one of the largest ski resorts in Austria, boasting over 100 kilometers of slopes and trails for all skill levels. The glacier also features various terrain parks, cross-country ski tracks, and other winter sports facilities.

The Imperial Hofburg Castle is a magnificent palace located in the very heart of Innsbruck. Built in the 15th century, the castle was once the residence of the Habsburgs, one of Europe’s most powerful royal families.