About Corporate Walks

We take business outdoors

Corporate Walks combines deep local knowledge with a simple belief: the best networking, the best thinking and the best team spirit don't happen in a meeting room. They happen on the move.

We're storytellers and facilitators who help teams disconnect from their screens and reconnect with each other, whether that's a weekly wellbeing walk, a client evening or a conference break.

From the team behind Walking London

Corporate Walks is a trading name of Cammino Limited, the company behind Walking London. Our guides have been leading groups through the capital since 2006, for public walks, schools and universities, and many of London's best-known employers.

Over the years, more and more of that work came from organisations: firms looking after their people, hosting clients or running conferences. Corporate Walks brings that work together under one roof, with packages, planning and paperwork designed for the way companies buy.

Cammino Limited is owned by husband-and-wife team Terry and Eleanor Upton, who took over the business in January 2026.

Our guides

The people who bring London to life

Every one of our guides has a wealth of experience working with people of all ages and backgrounds, and takes pride in shaping each walk around the group in front of them.

Andrew Date

Lead guide

Andrew has been leading walking tours in London for more than 15 years. He taught history in secondary schools for many years, and his passion for the subject is obvious within minutes of setting off.
A keen walker who has lived close to the capital for most of his life, Andrew is also a qualified Holocaust educator and battlefield tour guide.

“London never ceases to amaze. It is one of the world's great cities and the best way to get to know and understand the history, culture and vitality of this extraordinary place is to walk the streets.”
Malcolm Donald

Guide

Malcolm spent 40 years as a chartered land and engineering surveyor in London. He led major regeneration projects around King's Cross, London Bridge, Victoria and Earls Court, and has worked on more than 100 Underground stations.
He advised on some of the capital's most prestigious projects, including the Shard, the refurbishment of the Houses of Parliament and the Thames Tideway Tunnel, so he sees the city's streets, and what lies beneath them, like few others.
Caroline Taunt

Guide

Caroline is a history enthusiast with a degree specialising in modern British history and a master's focused on musical history and the rise of the middle classes in 18th-century London.
A keen runner, cyclist and walker who has completed the Berlin Marathon and the London MoonWalk, she has spent the last decade exploring London on foot with her three daughters, gathering a vast store of on-the-ground knowledge along the way.