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Team Building Case Studies in Singapore

See the activities other teams chose, how their events worked, and what might suit your own group.

12 client stories20–700 peopleSince 2016

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Find examples by group size, industry, activity, or the help you need. Open the closest stories to see how those events worked.

Quick starts

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Planning ideas

Find ideas for your event

Look for an event with a similar group size or mix of activities. It can help you picture the day and explain your plans to colleagues.

A similar teamLook for a group like yours.

Start with a similar group size, then compare the activities, venue, and how much help the organisers needed.

Share with colleaguesHelp others picture the day.

Show your colleagues an example with a similar headcount, then explain which games and support your team would need.

Your event detailsTell us which example you liked.

Add the example you liked to your Event Planner enquiry, along with your date, group size, venue, and preferred activities.

Ideas to keep in mind

What to consider for your team

See why each team chose its activities, then think about what would work for your group.

01

Give returning teams something different

Ask what people enjoyed last time and what they would like to try next.

02

Plan around your group size

If more or fewer people join, check whether the games, team sizes, and schedule still work.

03

Make room for different comfort levels

Choose games people can comfortably join, and allow time to explain the rules and take breaks.

Your next steps

Plan an event for your team

Found a useful example? Explore the games, check prices, or start your event plan.

Plan with us

Let's plan your team day

Tell us how many people are coming, where you would like to play, how active the group wants to be, and what you hope to get from the day.

Ready to plan your event?

Turn your ideas into a team day

Tell us which event you liked and what you have in mind. A rough group size, date, and venue idea are enough to start.