
What do corporate events mean for your hotel?
Agathe Brunel - This market is the main customer base for the Dolce Hotels & Resorts brand. It represents more than 75 % of customers for the Dolce Chantilly. All six of our European hotels are members of the International Association of Conference Centres, which also means we are signatories to the association's Code of Sustainable Development.
What golf packages do you offer this professional clientele?
A. B. - We have just launched the Biz & Golf package, which includes the chosen seminar package - residential or study day - a two-hour golf initiation with a professional golfer, access to the driving range or an 18-hole green fee and a presentation of the Dolce Trophy with a one-hour open bar at the end of the day. Even more suitable than an introductory package for the corporate world, since 1 April we have been organising an original and exclusive team-building activity, led by sports coaches, enabling each participant to discover their natural physical and mental functioning based on their physical and cerebral capacities.
How do these team buildings work?
A. B. - Through an introduction to golf, the instructors teach each participant in a fun and interactive way how their organism - their body, their muscle mass, their physiology... - is programmed to react and interact with the outside world. As a result, all the participants have concrete tools with which to get to know themselves better, and thus optimise their performance, both professionally and in sport. The originality of this approach lies in the link between physical and mental preferences. By becoming aware of their innate talents and being able to identify interpersonal complementarities, participants are given concrete tools to develop their potential and work better together. Once this virtuous circle has been set in motion, team motivation increases tenfold. These courses can be offered to groups of between 10 and 30 people and last between two and three hours.
Special report - Events on the greens
Events on the greens
- "Participants are given the tools to get to know each other better": Agathe Brunel, Dolce Chantilly





















