In celebration of UK #EventWell17 week
The Grand Brighton and Richmond Hill Hotel are launching their own campaign to
promote wellbeing within the events industry.
The ‘little box of calm’ contains a
selection of wellbeing goodies. From relaxing bath essence from Noble Isle and
soothing foot balm from Temple Spa, to the hotels’ very own ‘Conference Cool
Down’ playlist on Spotify, all items aim to promote calm and offer organisers some
light relief from everyday work pressures.
Following recent statistics on the stresses of
the role of an Event Organiser, both properties understand that they can play
an essential part in helping to eliminate some of the pressures associated with
organising events. From the enquiry
stage to the co-ordination of the event, their experienced teams can offer a
guiding hand. From working closely with the client on seamless event set up and
flow to imparting their knowledge on event enhancements and delegate
activities, taking advantage of the venues’ unique locations.
Alison Edwards, Director of Sales comments “our people and our locations are what make both
venues so special, from a Sussex vineyard or beach team build in Brighton to an
afternoon in the Royal Park or on the Thames in Richmond, both destinations offer
an array of very unique off-site delegate activities. The invigorating sea air
and green open spaces breathe new life into events bringing a fresh approach
towards improving physical and mental wellbeing.
The uniqueness of Richmond and Brighton,
fantastic transport links and experience of the team on-site help create a
pressure free event for organisers and productive environment for delegates. We
hope we can inspire organisers to try something new for their next event.”
Both properties place event food high on the
agenda with menus
available to stimulate, motivate and excite, keeping the audience focused
throughout, incorporating locally sourced seafood, known to benefit from
essential Omega-3, the perfect brain food, fresh vegetables, grains, pulses and
other energy boosting cuisine, can all be incorporated to promote wellbeing.
Andrew
Mosley, General Manager at The Grand Brighton said: “Following news coverage
about work life pressure, it is great to see the events industry come together
to introduce a positive approach to wellbeing, something we are proud to
champion. We want to encourage professionals in the industry to take time for
themselves and we hope they enjoy the pampering elements of the wellbeing kits”.
Both
The Grand Brighton and Richmond Hill Hotel are proud to provide plenty of
options for delegates to not only be able to work collaboratively, but also to fully
refresh and embrace being in a unique and productive environment away from the
daily rush.