Whilst feeling safe and secure is something we think about all the time, the pandemic changed our outlook on safety completely. Take a look below to find out how we adapted to changing regulations and the challenges the pandemic bought the events industry.
When COVID-19 bought the training and events industry to a halt in March, many venues closed their doors, Here at Wyboston Lakes Resort we welcomed a series of NHS essential training events aimed at tackling the pandemic.
Covid-19 disrupted the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply’s (CIPS) training programme at Wyboston Lakes Resort for
several months, but post lockdown we worked with T2P to come up with a safe solution to ensure their programmes run smoothly.
PeoplePlus held a face-to-face meeting for high-level executives at
Wyboston Lakes Resort in September. Here is why and how the
event was made Covid-safe.
Firebrand, a prominent international training company
specialising in accelerated IT learning, resumed face-to-face
training at Wyboston Lakes Resort in July. Here is how it was
made Covid-safe.
We made sure that one way systems were in place in public areas, and that our capacities reflected the guidelines at the time.
We we're cautious of multiple groups mixing so introduced allocated dining times, ensuring all guests could eat in the safest way possible.
Multiple day events required accommodation, as they usually would. But we increased our cleaning regime to ensure bedrooms were deep cleaned.
