Practical example: Customer event with 405 participants at the H+ Hotel Niedernhausen
For our client Coty, represented by the Poppe Reisen agency, we had the privilege of organising a large-scale customer event with a total of 405 participants. Thank you once again for your forward-thinking organisation and excellent cooperation in the run-up to the event.
🌟Tailor-made event concept
The customer event took place at the H+ Hotel in Niedernhausen, which was booked exclusively for the event. The spaciousness and exciting architecture of the building provided the perfect backdrop for our individual event format “Across the Hotel”. The winding corridors and diverse rooms perfectly complemented the game concept and ensured an intense and varied experience. Customers took part in an active challenge throughout the hotel, solving puzzles, completing photo and video challenges, and learning a lot about the Coty brand world at activity stations.
🎯Content with impact
The aim of the customer event was to give customers a playful and creative experience of Coty’s new products and corporate culture. Our content, tailored specifically to Coty – from personalised printed materials and specially adapted games to themed stations – made the event a truly special experience.
💡 Positive momentum within the team
The BITOU trainers were able to provide valuable impetus during the customer event: despite the diverse backgrounds and languages of the participants, it was impressive to see how much cohesion, commitment and enthusiasm can arise when everyone commits to a common goal. The team event strengthened the mindset of approaching challenges positively and finding solutions together.
📦 Customisation & service
For the customer event, individual game adaptations, activity stations, printed materials and many additional working hours were provided to customise the content. This enabled us to create a tailor-made experience that perfectly matched the Coty brand world. At the activity stations, the brand world could be experienced haptically, visually and sensorially. There were fragrance stations and tactile tasks in which the matching bottles had to be discovered. The highlight at the end: a large digital photo wall that generated the Coty logo from all the images submitted.