IDEAS: Hyatt's Noise-First Plan to Support Guest Wellbeing
Key Points
- Hyatt Hotels has partnered with Headspace to offer colored noise content aimed at improving guest wellbeing.
- The initiative coincides with World Mental Health Day and includes content to aid sleep, relaxation, and focus.
- The content is accessible via the World of Hyatt app and in-room TVs at select properties in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Summary
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has expanded its partnership with Headspace to offer guests colored noise content designed to support wellbeing. Launched in conjunction with World Mental Health Day, this initiative provides exclusive content aimed at improving sleep, relaxation, and focus. Available through the World of Hyatt app and in-room televisions, the service is currently offered at select properties in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has expanded its partnership online healthcare company Headspace to provide hotel guests and World of Hyatt members with coloured noise content in order to support their wellbeing.
The new content, which was launched in conjunction with World Mental Health Day, includes a sample of exclusive content from Headspace’s colored noise collection, which has been designed to aid listeners in their efforts to drift off to sleep, relax or focus.
“As a hospitality company focused on care, Hyatt takes pride in raising the bar on wellbeing in a rapidly changing world,” said TJ Abrams, vice president, global wellbeing at Hyatt.
“Collaborating with industry leaders like Headspace allows Hyatt to better care for our guests, and I have personally experienced the positive, stress-relieving impact of mindfulness content during my recent stays at our hotels.”
The content is now available via the World of Hyatt app and in-room televisions at select properties across the U.S, Canada and Mexico.
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