In today’s read;
- Team-building activities that actually matter
- FlySafair levels up with more aircraft
- Ghana names new chair for its tourism board
Five Impactful Team-Building Activities for Socially Conscious Event Attendees
Team building is evolving. Attendees, especially younger ones, want activities that align with their values and make a real difference.
Forget generic exercises; there’s a growing demand for team-building experiences with a social conscience. Several innovative programs now offer just that, letting teams collaborate while contributing to worthy causes. Options range from assembling prosthetic hands for global distribution to building dog wheelchairs or creating blankets for children facing health challenges.
These initiatives provide a unique opportunity to boost team morale and leave a positive impact on the world. Costs and durations vary, depending on the chosen activity, but all offer a memorable and meaningful experience. The activities involve assembling prosthetic hands, building dog wheelchairs, making blankets or superhero capes for children in need, constructing rollators (mobility devices), and participating in beach cleanups.
Consider incorporating one of these impactful team-building activities into your next event. It’s a chance to engage your attendees, foster stronger team bonds, and contribute to a cause that matters. This will make your event more memorable and meaningful for all involved.
FlySafair Expands Boeing 737-800 Fleet to Strengthen Southern Africa Connectivity
FlySafair, a South African low-cost airline, has strengthened its position in Southern Africa’s aviation market.
The airline recently added two Boeing 737-800 aircraft to its fleet, bringing the total to 34. This expansion increases passenger capacity and allows for more flight options.
These new planes, leased from AerCap, are fuel-efficient and well-suited for both domestic and regional routes. FlySafair now serves 15 destinations, with plans to add more in countries like Botswana, Mozambique, and Madagascar.
This growth comes after a successful resolution to a pilot strike and reflects a strategic approach to managing costs and meeting rising passenger demand. The increased flight frequency on popular routes will benefit both business and leisure travelers, and positively impact South Africa’s tourism sector.
Ben Ohene-Ayeh Appointed Chair of New GTDC Governing Board
Ben Ohene-Ayeh has been named chair of Ghana’s Tourism Development Company (GTDC).
This is a crucial appointment for Ghana’s tourism sector.
The new GTDC board will guide the strategic growth of tourism in the country. Their focus will be on strengthening Ghana’s position in business tourism and event hosting.
Mr. Ohene-Ayeh’s leadership is expected to bring strong governance and considerable expertise to the GTDC. This should lead to improvements in tourism services and offerings across the country.
That’s it for today, thank you for reading.