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Grand Hyatt Atlanta Buckhead offers immersive experiences with Le Petit Chef, designed to refresh, inspire and invigorate attendees as part of their event travel. – Image Credit Hyatt
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the formation of a Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board comprised of cross-functional experts. The board aims to significantly enhance Hyatt’s holistic wellbeing offerings, with an initial focus on innovating meeting and event experiences.
In a bold move to prioritize the wellbeing of its guests, Hyatt Hotels Corporation has recently launched the Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board. This team of industry-leading experts is dedicated to enhancing Hyatt’s holistic wellbeing offerings, with an initial focus on innovating how people gather for meetings and events.
The new Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board is crucial in ensuring that Hyatt guests can access distinctive experiences that meet their evolving needs and support their holistic wellbeing. The group will also seek to elevate Hyatt’s Wellbeing Collective, a growing collection of properties offering exceptional wellbeing experiences for groups and meeting attendees.
The formation of this board signifies Hyatt’s commitment to providing more meaningful experiences that foster connection, build community, and enhance the mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing of its guests. Among its initiatives, the board aims to strengthen Hyatt’s event philosophy, Together by Hyatt, by providing access to expert teams, tools, technology, and holistic wellbeing offerings.
Hyatt continues integrating transformative wellbeing experiences into meetings and events at selected hotels worldwide. These distinctive wellbeing experiences range from energetic activities such as yoga to immersive culinary journeys, empowering guests to sleep better during their stay. This initiative is part of Hyatt’s broader effort to extend its purpose of care to even more travelers.
To foster deep connections, enhance collaboration, and empower groups to achieve their collective goals, select hotels will soon offer wellbeing retreats for group customers. These retreats will feature mindful practices and tailored wellness activities. Group customers can also enjoy expanded wellbeing resources through Hyatt’s collaborations, such as guided meditations through Headspace, expert-led courses available via MasterClass, and earning World of Hyatt points for qualifying workouts completed on Peloton equipment.
The Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board comprises members with diverse industry expertise united in their vision to advance care for Hyatt guests’ wellbeing. The members include mental health expert Dr. Alfiee Breland-Noble, wellness entrepreneur Ally Love, aging and longevity expert David Stewart, integrative medicine pioneer Deepak Chopra M.D., Emmy-nominated poet IN-Q, learning design expert Dr. John Scott, and author Juliet Funt.
