Hyatt Hotels Corp. has announced the creation of its
Wellbeing Collective, a set of global properties that offer tailored wellbeing
experiences. At launch, the collective boasts more than 30 hotels, with plans
to expand in 2024. According to a recent Global Business Traveler report, 93%
of corporate travel managers report that most employees take advantage of
health and wellness services at least occasionally while traveling.
Through the creation of the Wellbeing Collective, individual
leisure travelers and group customers alike can book wellbeing experiences to
support their personal wellness journeys. Some examples across the Americas
region include:
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Maui at Wailea Resort: Offering an outrigger canoe experience,
travelers can explore Mōkapu Beach by sea where they’ll build strength as teams
to move forward and gain new perspective on the connection of the outrigger
canoe to Hawaii’s past and present.
Alila Marea Beach Resort Encinitas: Groups will gain
a greater sense of awareness and connection to nature as they help the local
community protect its beaches. Provided with tools to remove non-natural
materials from local beaches and waterways, groups will see the greater impact
they have on not only their own wellbeing but that of others.
Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa: With the
Legend of the Lasso experience, guests receive guided instruction by
professional, competitive ropers who will help them build confidence through
new lasso skills—as they practice their approach on model steers while
connecting to the beauty of the Lost Pines wilderness setting.
Miraval Berkshires Resort and Spa: Groups learn how
to light a fire without matches, with a centuries-old skill that reconnects
them with nature through the property’s Forge a Fire experience. From the
flicker of kindling to a crackling fire, teams can enjoy the results of their
collective effort with a fireside beverage.
“We know that travelers are actively looking for wellbeing
offerings to take advantage of while on the road. At Hyatt, we’re setting a new
standard of wellbeing for travel, making sure every touch point is crafted with
meaning and intent to support all facets of wellbeing,” says TJ Abrams, Vice
President, Global Wellbeing, Hyatt.
As part of the launch, Hyatt has developed a global sales
role dedicated to developing wellbeing collaborations and offerings for meeting
and event planners.
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