Hornbill for Corporate and Team Trips

Hornbill is a surprisingly good team offsite: shared spectacle, zero arranging burden, and a story no Goa trip matches. Ten days of performances, concerts and carnival give every team member something different to love, and the camp format turns colleagues into a group fast.

Why teams pick it

• Built-in programme: no activity planning, the festival is the agenda.
• Inclusive by design: arena mornings, food stalls, concerts; every energy level finds its lane.
• December slot: fits the corporate calendar between Diwali and Christmas.

What an operator actually solves

Block bookings in a scarcity market, one invoice, permit waivers timed to festival week, 2am concert logistics, and a fallback plan when the hill road hiccups. Group pricing works in tiers: seats get cheaper per head as the block grows, the pricing mechanics are explained here.

A sample 4-day team line

Day 1 Dimapur-Kohima, evening carnival. Day 2 Kisama arena, morung afternoon, concert night. Day 3 Khonoma village day, bonfire dinner. Day 4 Dzukou viewpoint option or Kohima war cemetery, return. The 4-day plan is the template we adapt per team.

Quick answers

Is Hornbill good for a company trip? Yes: shared programme, December timing, and a story that outlasts the trip.

How big can groups be? We run blocks from 8 to 40; camps scale better than hotels.

When should teams book? By early October: blocks and flights are the two scarce items.

Bring the team: message us for a group quote with names on beds.