Explore Davos Events
Everything we wish first-timers knew — and returning delegations rely on — for a smooth, high-impact week.
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StayPhoto: Roland Zumbuehl · CC BY 3.0Davos by area — Platz, Dorf and the hillside — and by budget, from five-star palaces to simple rooms, plus how to choose and when to book.
Read guideZurich Airport to Davos by private transfer, train and helicopter — timings, trade-offs and what we recommend for meeting week.
The Annual Meeting happens off the Congress floor. How the ecosystem of houses, dinners and receptions really works — and how to work it.
Where to eat when every table is booked — from the grand hotel dining rooms to private chefs in your chalet.
The beating heart of the Annual Meeting — what happens inside, and why proximity to it shapes where you should stay.
A simple timeline for securing the right stay and the right rooms before everything sells out.
What a white badge really means, why you almost certainly don't need one, and how access to the wider week actually works.
There is no single Davos pass. How access to the week's dinners, houses and receptions actually works — and how to earn it.
The week has a rhythm. What each day is really for — and when the conversations that matter actually happen.
The 'houses' are the temporary venues that take over the town each January. What the different kinds are, where they cluster, and how to read the map before you arrive.
The Promenade is the spine of meeting week — a single street that turns into an open-air forum. What lines it, how to walk it, and how to plan around the crowds and security.
When the 2027 Annual Meeting runs, what actually happens across the week, and the practical timeline for planning a trip around it.
Answers
They are written for anyone who has to make decisions about the week — first-timers most of all, but the logistics and access pieces are as useful to people who have been ten times and never had to book it themselves.
Ahead of each Annual Meeting, and during the week when something material changes. Dates, venues and access rules move; the guides are revised rather than reposted.