16 Nov Review: Hyatt Regency It’s Good Not To Be Home Campaign, 2016
This fall, Hyatt Regency asked travelers for ideas on how to make their business travel experience even better as part of the brand’s It’s Good Not to Be Home campaign. Now in its second year, “It’s Good Not to Be Home” was born from a simple human truth: as much as guests like to be home, they enjoy the freedom to break from routine while traveling.
Hyatt Regency took the top two crowdsourced ideas and then worked with two powerhouse duos to bring them to life:
- Personal trainer Gunnar Peterson and James Beard Award-winning pastry chef and Cronut® creator Dominique Ansel created an in-room food and fitness routine
- Fashion designer Cynthia Rowley paired with tech mogul and businesswoman Randi Zuckerberg created an on-the-go beauty bar
Hyatt Regency debuted these experiences at an experiential event at the brand’s Jersey City property.These experiences, dreamed up by business travelers, will be used for inspiration for future Hyatt Regency experiences and amenities.
See below for photos!
Personal trainer Gunnar Peterson debuts his hotel creation that he developed in partnership with James Beard Award-winning pastry chef and Cronut® creator Dominique Ansel – an in-room food and fitness routine – dreamed up by business travelers as part of the Hyatt Regency “It’s Good Not To Be Home” campaign.
James Beard Award-winning pastry chef and Cronut® creator Dominique Ansel gets a menicure at the on-the-go beauty bar, created by fashion designer Cynthia Rowley and tech mogul and businesswoman Randi Zuckerberg, at the Hyatt Regency “It’s Good Not To Be Home” event.
Fashion designer Cynthia Rowley and tech mogul and businesswoman Randi Zuckerberg meet with a guest to talk about their hotel creation – an on-the-go beauty bar – dreamed up by business travelers as a part of the Hyatt Regency “It’s Good Not To Be Home” campaign.
Gunnar Peterson, Dominique Ansel, Cynthia Rowley and Randi Zuckerberg debut their hotel creations dreamed up by business travelers as a part of the Hyatt Regency “It’s Good Not To Be Home” campaign.
Gunnar Peterson debuts his hotel creation that he developed in partnership with Dominique Ansel – an in-room food and fitness routine – dreamed up by business travelers.
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