It was a very early start to get to Prague, the taxi picked me up at 4am and by 11.30am I was in Prague.  It’s such a historical city, I know going through my photos that I didn’t take nearly enough and haven’t quite captured everything.  But on reflection I do think it is a city you need to experience and feel so I’m grateful that I had that opportunity.

We arrived at our hotel and where whisked to the hospitality room where we where hugged and welcomed by Shelli and Pam.  The hospitality room was a favourite haunt, lots of sweets and snacks, drinks and lovely sofas to sit and chat. Each day we had the opportunity to spin the wheel,for prizes of Stampin’ Up! products a game that you couldn’t lose at……..fantastic !

A quick stop to drop off bags in our rooms before a wander into town.

Here is my lovely room, now I must introduce Frank Manu, he is a monkey and the UK demonstrator’s mascot and travels with us to each incentive trip, you will see him in a variety of photos!

The bathroom was almost as big as the bedroom, and at least twice a day I drowned myself under the shower that was as big as a dinner plate!

Every room was different, some looked over an amazing courtyard, others had little sitting rooms, or steps up to the bathrooms, stunning!

We had a walk into town and a sit in a cafe watching the world go by, one of my favourite things to do in a new city.  Then it was back to the hotel for wash and brush up and to the ballroom for dinner.

Don’t we brush up well !  From left to right, me, Michelle, Jo, Natalie, Paula and Shelli.

Dinner was lovely,we shared stories of childhood memories, we laughed and cried. My favourite course was the dessert, probably no surprise there……….Coconut and caramalised pineapple, Mmmm, Mmmm, Mmmmm!

Then back to our rooms, to find a lovely gift.  A Stampin’ Up! bag, the pattern will look familiar it is from the Springtime Vintage paper, and a lovely hand decorated journal.

After a quick night cap it was off to bed, ready for our next adventure! Do pop back tomorrow for the next instalment!

Please note : Less than 1% of all demonstrators earn the incentive trip each year.