Point-to-Point Navigation

The group will be given their tools and resources to help them complete the tasks in hand across a vast area of your chosen venue. They must also define job roles within the group to push the staff forward for success during the Point-to-Point Navigation. Staff bonding doesn’t get much more fun than this.

They will have to navigate across the grounds using a compass and navigation points. Furthermore, they must complete tasks in front of them and also find the “check-in” points in the correct sequence. These are hidden in different locations throughout the venue. Point-to-Point Navigation is a fantastic GPS challenge but is not a walk in the park.

There will be various traditional challenges along the way that each of the participants must complete to earn points and hopefully lift the Event Collection trophy. The group must also collect markers for completion of the challenge and bring them back to camp to collect maximum points.

Point to Point Navigation will enhance innovative thinking

This a fantastic outdoor GPS activity to enhance innovative thinking amongst the group. Also, it gets your staff “out of the office”. There will be various traditional challenges along the way. Each of the participants must complete to earn points and hopefully lift the Event Collection trophy.

The group must also collect markers for completion of the challenge; bringing them back to camp to collect maximum points. A strategic teamwork event that gets them out in the fresh air while gaining exercise and learning new skills and great for breaking up an all-day conference

Point to Navigation is based on the Treasure Hunts-style event. It will bring your business together and help work on communication and strategy, this is so important in business today that your business communicates effectively and efficiently. Also, this task will highlight the leaders within the groups and bring cohesion to the forefront.

What does your staff gain from point-to-point navigation

Some other learning outcomes: fun and competition; roles and diversity; time management; cooperation; focus; lateral thinking; problem-solving; goal setting and completion of tasks; effective planning; boosted camaraderie and very important … attention to detail.