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World Wide Contiki The word ‘Contiki’ comes from the ‘con’ in continental and ‘tiki’ comes from Maori, meaning ‘friend’. In other words, a Contiki Tour refers to traveling all over the world with friends. The word ‘Contiki’ is synonymous for fun, exploration and companionship.
What can you expect from a corporate Adventures Contiki?
Choose from a “Food Experience Contiki” or a “Sports Experience Contiki for the more adventurous and physical teams. Or a combination of both! We will create an unforgettable experience where teams move through the different countries, experiencing the food of challenging each other on the sports. Can be done over a half or full day. |
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This is a fun; engaging hybrid board game combines a few great classics: Pictionary, Trivial Pursuits, 30 seconds and for the final round a mix of “Who is the weakest link and “Who wants to be a millionaire” into one that challenges creative thinking and warms up any group for a fun year end function. |
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A bit of background to storytelling in business:
Let’s stop for a moment. Does storytelling really have a place in business, where analysis and cold hard facts and figures are prized above all else?
The answer? ABSOLUTELY yes! Though analysis and facts and figures excite the logical mind, storytelling captures the heart. This allows you to motivate them to action with energy and enthusiasm and opens the door to a closer working relationship.
So let’s tell tales! |
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An invitation for your team to step into a universe of possibility! Based on the principles covered in “The Art of Possibility” by Benjamin and Rosamund Zander, this fun, engaging and totally unique outdoor/indoor event will kick start any team that is feeling a bit stale after the slog of the global downturn. |
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The ultimate fun for a corporate team building experience. The race can be themed to your choice (Soccer World Cup, Indiana Jones, etc) and can take place at a venue of your choice, or choose from one of our pre packaged races below.
Click here to read more about our Amazing Races |
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Delegates arrive at their venue and are split into teams after which they will be briefed on the workings, timings etc. of the event, and will be handed their 'Survivor' bag.
Each group will also be provided with a flag which they can paint with their team name and catch line. The teams will then move on to their first challenges.
At each challenge point a facilitator will be there to instruct, assist and take scores of each group. Points will be awarded at each activity for completion as well as exhibiting company values, team work, communication skills etc. Teams will win “Money” according to the points, with which they can buy ingredients for a lunch time "potjie cook-off" at each challenge.
In between the 'Survivor' program teams will continue with a potjie cooking competition - each team having been allocated a cooking area and utensils. Fires will be started and the teams will go to their cooking stations and work on their 'masterpieces' - cutting and dicing new ingredients and allowing the food to cook - with the panel of judges tasting and testing before the teams can enjoy the spoils of their pots for lunch! |
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A useful presentation on the cycles a team goes through from inception to end. A case study from an Everest expedition is used to highlight the different learning outcomes and ideas.
Click here to read more about our Short Talks |
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