Frequently asked questions

What is a learning expedition?

A study trip of a few days, designed for a team or an institution, to meet the people and projects shaping the new economy. in:Expeditions prepares it with a method drawn from journalism, the learning expedition: its reporter-explorers spot initiatives on the ground, using a constantly updated map of 2,500 active initiatives.

Who are in:Expeditions’ learning expeditions for?

Family businesses and large institutions that want to look ahead. Each expedition is tailor-made for the group taking part.

How long does a learning expedition last?

From 1 to 8 days depending on the destination: 1 to 3 days in Paris or Marseille, 2 to 4 days in Berlin, Amsterdam or Lisbon, 4 to 8 days in Dakar.

How much does a learning expedition cost?

Prices range from €700 per person (excl. VAT) in Paris to €4,000 per person (excl. VAT) in Geneva, for a group of at least 10 people. Each destination page shows its starting price.

Where can you go on a learning expedition?

The catalogue lists fifteen destinations: Paris, Marseille and the Côte des Légendes in Brittany; Amsterdam, Berlin, Barcelona and Girona, Copenhagen, Geneva, Helsinki, Istanbul, Lisbon, London, Milan and Turin, Tbilisi and Dakar.

Why low-carbon learning expeditions?

The catalogue favours destinations that can be reached by train, in France and abroad.

How is a learning expedition prepared?

It starts with a 15 to 45 minute interview with an in:Expeditions journalist, to understand your constraints, expectations and learning goals. in:Expeditions then recommends 2 to 4 destinations. If you wish, its journalists and expedition leaders join the group on site: they run the discussions, introduce the topics and share their analysis at the end of each day.

How do I book?

Tailor-made learning expeditions are open on a waiting list. Write to bonjour@inexpeditions.com or use the Contact page.

Who is in:Expeditions?

in:Expeditions SAS, based at 8 rue Lacépède in Paris, has been creating encounters with the people shaping the new economy since 2017, with a journalistic approach.