Spring into the Arboretum

Aspects at the National Memorial Arboretum offers modern conference facilities with added benefits that can enhance your next conference, away day, or event.

We all feel better in the great outdoors, but escaping the boardroom for a space with inspirational views has huge benefits for your conference and delegates. Studies have shown that proximity to nature can reduce heart rates and cortisol levels, regulate sleep and improve immunity.*

Research also suggests that walking has a positive effect on creative thinking, and more so when outdoors.* You and your team can explore the incredible 150-acre, award-wining visitor attraction with an expert guide and be inspired by smile-raising, motivating stories of leadership, resilience and courage while reaping the physical and mental benefits of walking.

Whilst with us, delegates can visit our Remembrance Centre which is home to the fascinating Landscapes of Life exhibition. Here you can journey through the history of Remembrance and experience the Arboretum through the seasons. It is said that as little as two hours a week spent engaging with an artistic activity can boost the wellbeing of your delegates* , increase productivity and have been found to be 3.5 times more likely to achieve revenue growth of 10% or more compared to their peers.*

The Remembrance Centre is also home to a series of changing temporary exhibitions exploring themes inspired by the Arboretum and our memorials. Our temporary exhibitions for 2022 include Falklands 40: Sketches from the Frontline by Linda Kitson and Wild Arboretum capturing the wildlife, plant life and fungi that can be found at the Arboretum.

Enquire now to find out more on how Aspects at the National Memorial Arboretum can benefit your team.

*For more information on the studies cited please contact our team.

Telephone: 01283 245117

Email: functions@thenma.org.uk

Website: www.thenma.org.uk