Leading innovative minds in wellbeing to help accelerate Together by Hyatt meetings and events and wellbeing offerings across global portfolio.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced the formation of the Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board, a team of industry-leading experts dedicated to enhancing Hyatt’s holistic wellbeing offerings, with an initial focus on innovating around how people gather for meetings and events.
The Wellbeing Collective Advisory Board will play a crucial role in ensuring that Hyatt guests and customers have access to distinctive experiences that meet their evolving needs and support their holistic wellbeing. Further, as part of the Advisory Board’s initiatives, the group will also seek to elevate Hyatt’s Wellbeing Collective, an expanding collection of properties offering distinctive wellbeing experiences for groups and meeting attendees.
“Whether traveling for business or leisure, now more than ever, our guests are seeking meaningful experiences that foster connection, build community and enhance their mental, emotional and physical wellbeing,” says TJ Abrams, Vice President Global Wellbeing, Hyatt.
“The new Advisory Board unites leading voices across various industries to help us innovate around the way people gather and elevate the travel journey through intentional wellbeing offerings, with a focus on ensuring our guests and customers leave feeling rejuvenated and fulfilled.”
Be More Intentional with Meetings & Events
In its commitment to advancing the way people gather at hotels worldwide, the Advisory Board will work to strengthen Hyatt’s event philosophy, Together by Hyatt, providing access to expert teams, tools, technology and holistic wellbeing offerings, from care stations to meditation content, to help planners curate more connected meetings and events.
Extending its purpose of care to even more travelers, Hyatt continues to thoughtfully integrate transformative wellbeing experiences into meetings and events at select hotels around the globe, while looking to expand these offerings across its portfolio this year.
