In March 2019, the Embassy of South Korea took over Mademoiselle Mouche for a prestigious showcase of Korean culinary art in front of 100 hand-picked guests. A major diplomatic event with a keynote by the Minister of Agriculture, a cookery demonstration and a tasting.
When a diplomatic mission hosts a cultural event in Paris, a boat offers a distinctive setting that combines diplomatic prestige, cultural depth and accessibility for international VIP guests.















Hosting a diplomatic event in Paris calls for strict protocol: VIP reception of the ambassador and the minister, secure access management, simultaneous translation where needed and coordination with security teams.
With its comfortable capacity and elegant setting, Mademoiselle Mouche was the perfect venue for this culturally rich evening.
The high point of the event: the keynote by the Korean Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Duk Ho Kim, alongside a cookery demonstration by French chef Damien and a tasting of refined Korean specialities.
A hybrid format that combined institutional prestige, culinary experience and diplomatic networking.
Bateaux Seine coordinated this major diplomatic event: private hire, protocol-focused set design, table service and VIP reception of the ambassador and the guests of honour.
A boat for an embassy event ticks the boxes diplomatic missions look for: a prestigious setting that honours the culture represented, heritage views that elevate the event, controlled intimacy (a private bubble) and streamlined logistics for international VIP guests.
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