05 February 2026
Team Building Activities for 2026 | Roberts Travel Group
Team Building Activities to Add to Your Calendar for 2026
Planning ahead for 2026? Whether you’re organising a small department day out or a full company-wide event, the right team building activities can boost morale, strengthen collaboration, and create lasting memories. And with professional coach hire from Roberts Travel Group, you can make sure every experience starts and ends on a smooth note.
Below, we’ve shared ideas by season, along with budget tiers and planning tips to help you lock in dates early, avoid clashes, and keep your event stress-free from start to finish.
Spring: Reconnect and Refresh
Low Cost: Local guided walks, countryside rambles, or volunteer gardening days.
- Ideal for encouraging connection and wellness after winter.
Mid Range: Escape rooms, chocolate making, or cultural workshops in nearby cities.
Premium: Overnight countryside retreats with structured wellbeing or coaching sessions.
Transport Tip: Spring often brings unpredictable weather. Coach hire for team building days means everyone stays dry and arrives together. Plan multiple pickup points for regional teams.
Summer: Outdoor Fun and Team Spirit
Low Cost: Picnic in the park, beach day, or sports day-style office Olympics.
Mid Range: Water-based activities like paddleboarding or dragon boat racing.
Premium: Exclusive hire of an outdoor activity centre or countryside glamping experience.
Accessibility Note: Choose venues with shaded rest areas and step-free access to ensure everyone can participate.
Transport Checklist:
- Confirm timings with venues in advance
- Share clear pickup points with all attendees
- Have a designated coordinator on each coach
Explore our Corporate Event Transport page for expert planning support.
Autumn: Reflection and Realignment
Low Cost: Book club socials, fireside storytelling, or office-led creativity sessions.
Mid Range: Cooking workshops, wine tasting, or urban treasure hunts.
Premium: Leadership development retreats or cross-department strategy workshops in scenic locations.
Corporate Away Day Ideas:
- Blend training with team bonding
- Use transport time for presentations or networking
- Book corporate coach hire early to avoid peak date clashes
Winter: Celebrate and Close the Year
Low Cost: In-office awards nights, charity drives, or festive-themed quizzes.
Mid Range: Ice skating, light trails, or local theatre and dinner packages.
Premium: Black tie galas, private venue hire with entertainment, or winter city breaks.
Transport Reminder: Short daylight hours mean transport should be safe, timely, and stress-free. Our experienced drivers are trained for winter conditions and evening travel.
View our Corporate Coach Hire services for more details.
Travel Planning Tips for Team Building Success
Whether you're managing transport for 10 or 100+, smart planning makes all the difference:
- Headcounts: Finalise your attendee list early to choose the right coach size
- Timings: Include buffer time for traffic and group coordination
- Meeting Points: Share maps or photos of pickup locations ahead of time
- Accessibility: Let us know of any mobility needs so we can provide suitable vehicles
- Multi-Stop Journeys: We offer flexible routing, shuttle loops, and hotel transfers across regions
Need help coordinating a complex itinerary? Visit our Staff to Work Transport service page to see how we manage multi-site travel.
Why Partner with Roberts Travel Group?
- Over 30 years of experience in corporate event travel planning
- A modern, comfortable fleet with professional drivers
- Flexible support for bespoke itineraries and national transport needs
- A trusted partner for HR teams, workplace managers, and corporate planners
From day trips to multi-day events, our team ensures a dependable experience from first pickup to final drop off.
Enquire Now
If you’re planning team away day activities in 2026, secure your dates early and let Roberts Travel Group handle the transport.
Enquire Now for a custom quote or explore our Event Travel options to get started.