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A wellness day usually gets approved or killed in one short conversation with finance. The People team believes in it. The person holding the budget wants to know what it
You cannot run three high intensity blocks back to back. The room will not make it to lunch. That one rule shapes almost everything about how we build a day.
For a long time, team building has defaulted to two formats: a trust exercise in a meeting room, or a lunch or dinner out. Both are familiar and both have
The busiest stretch of Europe’s wellness festival calendar runs from August to November. We are halfway through the year, so if you have not booked anything yet, the good news
A French food giant just paid around a billion dollars for a company that sells powdered greens in a pouch. In 2026, Danone bought the British nutrition brand Huel for
It is 9 a.m. on a Saturday. There is a DJ, a room full of people dancing, and not a drop of alcohol in sight. Most of them will be
In 2026, the person who signs off your wellness budget probably does not sit in HR anymore. At most large employers, the CEO now holds final approval on wellbeing spend.
When a festival ends, the crowd goes home and the music stops. What stays behind is the part nobody bought a ticket to see. Start with the tents. Around 250,000
Two people go to two festivals on the same Saturday. One comes home wired, sunburned, and three days behind on sleep. The other comes home calm, tired in the good
A nervous system reset is not a bubble bath. Here is what dysregulation actually is, why willpower cannot fix it, and the five things that genuinely downshift your body out of stress mode.
Valencia was ranked the healthiest city in the world two years running. Here is what makes it a genuine wellness capital: climate, green space, food, and the sea.












