Hidden Door Experiences Helps More Than 130 Teams Celebrate This Festive Season
Dec 20, 2023
The award-winning events organiser wants to create more bespoke events and activities that bring teams together and help brands thrive.
Australia - December 20, 2023 —
Premier events organiser and team-building company Hidden Door Experiences helped more than 130 corporate teams celebrate this festive season. 2024 is the brand’s sixteenth year in business, setting it apart as an Australian industry leader for group-focused activities and occasions.
“The last sixteen years have been remarkable for Hidden Door Experiences,” says founder Will Gray. “However, we believe 2024 will be another busy year, with businesses nationwide seeking ways to develop and reward their teams.”
Hidden Door Experiences handcrafts and delivers events to corporate clients and regularly adds new experiences. Businesses can pick and choose ideas from their extensive portfolio of options or get Gray and the team to build something bespoke.
“Part of the fun of what we do is that it is always changing,” Gray says. “Clients come to us with all sorts of weird and wonderful requests that we put into action. That’s one of the reasons why we helped so many teams this festive season – we do things differently.”
Hidden Door Experiences divides its services into two main categories: team-building activities and events. Options include tailored creative pursuits, such as graffiti trips, entertainment-style activities, roving game shows, and charity-focused opportunities to help the local community.
For Christmas, Hidden Door Experiences likes to go all-out, offering garden parties, pub quests, sports days and more. The setup is part of its mission to create unique and memorable ways for people to enjoy the run-up to the holidays.
“Our goal is to ensure that all our experiences deliver a sound return on investment,” Gray claims, “even the events we put on at Christmas time. We’re natural creators and build new activities and experiences in-house, planning everything with our clients down to the tiniest details if they wish. All companies need to do is tell us their event purpose, contact details and group size, and we’ll come up with options within two hours. It’s that quick.”
Hidden Door Experiences was formed in 2008 with just a few simple ideas scribbled down on the back of a beer coaster. Now, it creates some of the most memorable experiences in corporate Australia, operating in the country’s main cities, including Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
For more information on Hidden Door Experiences, use the contact details below:
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Name: Will Gray
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Organization: Hidden Door Experiences
Address: Level 11/66 Clarence St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: 1300 390 082
Website: https://hiddendoor.com.au/
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