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CONFERENCING & EVENTS


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Spending time in the great outdoors - whether participating in team building activities, a bike ride, leisurely walk, or taking a boat out on the lake - can help to reduce stress and boost self-esteem, while promoting team bonding and increasing team morale. Team building has often been misinterpreted in the past,


with visions of awkward ‘ice-breaker’ activities and forced interaction preventing many from incorporating it into the wider company strategy. However, the tides have most definitely turned, as more


and more companies recognise the real value of bringing employees together to focus more directly on corporate wellbeing by engaging in activities that are genuinely motivational, fun and rewarding both physically and mentally in the long term as well as the short. The natural outdoor environment has proven to be a vital


tool for promoting mental and physical wellbeing and being able to offer a wide range of leisure options so that our events guests can be at one with nature encourages delegates to not only work hard, but also play hard. Center Parcs’ locations across the UK are Sherwood


Forest (Nottinghamshire), Elveden Forest (Suffolk), Longleat Forest (Wiltshire) and Woburn Forest (Bedfordshire).


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