Who Does What in Davos
There are plenty of people selling "Davos access." They are not all doing the same thing.
Concierges
They arrange the trip: hotels, chalets, drivers, dinners, private events and introductions. Useful if you want someone to put the whole week together for you.
Production companies
They build the physical Davos presence: Houses, pavilions, meeting spaces, AV, branding and everything that makes a company visible on the ground.
Private hubs
Web3, technology, finance, healthcare, media and other communities create their own spaces and programmes for the week. The point is the network inside.
Davos Access
We do something different.
We know Davos.
Not from a conference map. From being on the ground, year after year, watching how the week actually moves.
Where the crowds build up. Which routes become slow. How long a walk really takes once you add the security checks. Which areas make a good base. Where you can move easily between meetings — and where you will wonder why you agreed to a meeting twenty minutes away.
We track the Parallel Davos: what is happening where, when it is happening, and how the pieces of the week fit together.
No chalets to sell you.
No invitation promises.
No pretending we can get you behind a door because it sounds good.
Just practical Davos intelligence — so you can spend less time figuring out the geography of the week and more time actually being there.
Do I need a Davos concierge?
Not necessarily.
If you need accommodation, drivers, private dinners or someone to organise the entire trip, a concierge may be exactly what you need.
If you already have somewhere to stay — and want to understand how to use your time once you arrive — that is where Davos Access comes in.
And yes, you can use both.
Someone can arrange your trip.
We can help you navigate it.
What does Davos Access actually give me?
A much better sense of how the week fits together.
The Parallel Davos tracker shows what is happening across town. Our guides cover zones, walking times, meeting points, security checks and the practical realities that don't show up on an official programme.
The Side-Stage. Every event has its own line-up. We centralise all the line-ups by speaker, purpose and interest — so you will know where to go by subject or favourite speaker.
Because in Davos, "it's only a 10-minute walk" is sometimes a very optimistic sentence.
And if you are coming without a WEF badge, start with our guide to Davos without official accreditation — because knowing where you can go is just as useful as knowing where everyone else is going.
Bringing a delegation to Davos?
Company, group size, dates, and what you're trying to solve — that's all we need to start.