Adaaran Select Hudhuran Fushi marked International Yoga Day which fell on 21 June by conducting a special yoga session for the resort’s staff; giving them an opportunity to unwind and learn the practice of this invigorating activity to revitalize their daily routine.
As part of the Adaaran Resorts chain, Adaaran Select Hudhuran Fushi shared the group’s collective reinforcement of creating a well-balanced work environment for its associates; under which the introduction of yoga as a lifestyle takes prominence during this lockdown period.
Conducted by Yoga Instructor / Owner Zen Den Collective, Katie Coryell the associates were guided in a 30 minute session. He said, “Yoga should be part of our daily routine, as much a normal part of the day as brushing our teeth! consistently practicing this art brings forth many health benefits to the body and the mind. Sharing the practice with family strengthens our relationships. This year, on International Yoga Day we introduced this practice to a bunch of individuals who would derive many benefits in terms of serving their guests, once the resort opens.”
“The modern history of yoga has paved way for the practice to incorporate various types of styles and approaches with one core aim in mind; to help all those who practice it to find inner peace and mindfulness,” she added.
With expert guidance and insight provided by Katie, Adaaran Hudhuran Fushi staff engaged in an invigorating session that helped them relax, loosen up and rejuvenate themselves while simultaneously offering them a break from everyday routine. With the initiative taking place in a paradise setting such as the Maldives, it also goes to show how ideal and fitting the comfort of such a location is for anyone who wishes to practice yoga abroad.
Adaaran Resorts is part of Aitken Spence Hotels, the hospitality arm of leading Sri Lankan blue-chip conglomerate, Aitken Spence PLC. The Aitken Spence Hotels portfolio consists of 22 hotels, with ten hotels in Sri Lanka, seven in Maldives, four in Oman and one in India. Adaaran Resorts, which commenced its operations in the Maldives in 1993, has an inventory of 750 rooms. The Company launched its latest property in 2019 with the opening of Heritance Aarah, a premier all-inclusive resort in the Raa Atoll.
