M.E.A.T. GmbH — Meat, Education, Ambition, Travel
M.E.A.T. GmbH — Meat, Education, Ambition, Travel
M.E.A.T. GmbH — Meat, Education, Ambition, Travel
M.E.A.T. · B2BEXPEDITION ATLAS · 01

EXPERT-CURATED TRAVEL FORMATS

Travel as a means to gain insight—not as an end in itself.

International B2B events for companies, media outlets, and organizations—content-driven, not organized for tourism.

Under the professional guidance of Ronny Paulusch, drawing on his international experience in education, skilled trades, and the food industry.

Ronny Paulusch leads an international expert group during a plant tour at BEHER
ON-SITE TECHNICAL SUPERVISION

Interaction, hands-on experience with the product, and contextual understanding are integrated into a shared work setting.

CLASSIFICATION

Real-world locations become specialized spaces for learning and interaction.

Expert-curated travel programs combine real-world locations with expert analysis, discussion, and reflection. They are not intended for entertainment, but rather to deepen knowledge, foster new perspectives, and promote professional development.

M.E.A.T. GmbH designs and facilitates such programs as part of a collaborative effort—with clear content objectives, structured preparation, and on-site expert guidance.

The responsibility lies with the content, structure, and impact—not with the organization or logistics.

THEMATIC EXPEDITION ATLAS

Four coordinates set the course for this professional journey.

Travel is a means to an end—a vehicle for content, encounters, and context. The atlas view therefore does not show a tourist backdrop, but rather subject-specific connections.

Impact arises where location, content, and context come together.

The educational purpose determines the selection, preparation, interaction, and reflection. Travel arrangements remain clearly separate from this.

TRAVEL FORMAT COMPASS

The format is tailored to the target audience, the assignment, and the technical requirements.

Expert-curated travel programs are closed B2B programs. They are aimed at specific target groups and are always developed in response to a specific request.

Teams and Leaders

Corporate & Employee Formats

Professionally guided trips designed to enhance the skills, provide orientation, or broaden the horizons of teams and executives.

Focus
Skills Development · Career Guidance · Broadening Horizons
Frame
A closed B2B format with a specific objective

CURATION & GUIDANCE

Professional responsibility is given a transparent framework.

The program design, stops, and discussions are led by experts. Travel services are expressly excluded from this framework.

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What Is Covered

  • Technical design of the format
  • Definition of the objective, topic, and scope of content
  • Selection and Classification of the Stations
  • On-site moderation and technical supervision
  • Structured formats for reflection and discussion
  • Preparation and Follow-up on the Content
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What Is Not Included

  • Booking Flights or Hotels
  • Arranging Transfers
  • Sale of Travel Services
  • Package Tours or Customized Trips

Travel arrangements are made by the client or an external provider.

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP & EXPERIENCE

International experience meets professional on-site support.

Ronny Paulusch serves as the program director for the travel programs, drawing on his many years of international experience in education, the skilled trades, and the food industry.

In addition, there is a certified qualification as an IHK-certified tour guide, which ensures professional guidance and orientation on site.

Depending on the assignment, the content structure is based on proven didactic principles and systems, including the CONEXXUS® Didactic System.

Learn about the CONEXXUS® Teaching Method

FRAMEWORK FOR COOPERATION

The format is determined by the target audience, topic, and context.

Expertly curated travel formats are part of a customized collaboration. Their scope, depth, and format depend on the target audience, topic, and context.

Billing is project-based for concept development and expert guidance—not for travel services. Following a discussion about objectives, target audience, and context, we assess whether—and in what form—a professionally curated travel format would be appropriate.

NEXT STEP

A technical assignment is the starting point.

The objectives, target audience, and context are clarified together before a format and an appropriate subject-matter framework are determined.