Meetings Blog May 18, 2018
When spring is here, days grow longer. Instead of getting dark at midday, the sun doesn’t set until well into the evening. This means that meeting and event planners can take advantage of the long-lasting natural light and sunshine when booking their next venue. Learn how natural lighting can benefit your event and discover our hotel suggestions:
Natural light is said to increase productivity, energy levels, comfort, calmness, and health. It’s true – when you’re exposed to natural light, you can feel the difference! Give your guests a glimpse of the sun with natural lighting, which boosts Vitamin D levels and increases happiness due to the production of the hormone serotonin. At NH Collection Mexico City Reforma, the open-air rooftop terrace will allow guests to soak up all the sun they need – it’s perfect for break time!
No one can deny the appeal of natural light in architecture and design. A room or even the complete venue takes on a whole different feel when natural light is involved. Being able to see the sunshine streaming in through huge glass windows or doors will give your event an otherworldly atmosphere that guests will appreciate and enjoy. NH Collection Barcelona Constanza is great for architectural appeal with its avant-garde design and big glass windows (perfect for natural light). At any moment, event attendees will be able to look outside and see a stunning view, too!
More natural light means more electricity and energy savings, which is good for the environment. Your green-minded guests will surely value that! Attendees will also feel less strain on their eyes, as natural lighting is better for our eyes than artificial lighting. Finally, natural light can work wonders for photography. Your event photographer and event attendees will be able to snap the best photos of their lives in the venue’s natural light. NH Milano Congress Centre gives M&E planners a lot of advantages as one of the biggest congress centers in Milan, with 31 different conference rooms to choose from.
