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TRINITY HOUSE AND WILDGOOSE LAUNCH TEAM BUILDING ‘TRINITY HOUSE CITY EXPLORER' TREASURE HUNT

Trinity House, the elegant working home of the General Lighthouse Authority opposite the Tower of London on Tower Hill, has teamed up with the creative group atWildgooseto offer corporate bookers a maritime-themed team-building‘Trinity House City Explorer'corporate treasure huntpackage.  Designed to showcase City and Tower Hill landmarks and historic points of interest in a challenging, entertaining and bonding manner, the half-day package is priced at£40 per person + VAT for a minimum of 20 participantsand up to as many as 130/180, the maximum seating/standing capacity of the House.The package can only be booked in conjunction with a confirmed booking at the Housewhich is offering 10% off published venue hire rates in support.

Participants meet and depart fromTrinity Housein groups of five and, armed with tablets as their guide, set about taking theWildgoose / Trinity House City Explorerchallenge completing a series of tasks, questions, photo and video challenges whilst exploring the location and taking in the sights. Teams compete fiercely to earn the most points and be crowned champions. To conclude the event, an awards ceremony reception and/or dinner can take place catered by any one of 12 preferred caterers familiar with Trinity House, and would typically include images and video footage taken by the teams during the day resulting in an often hilarious event finale.

All bookings should be made toEdgar King, Events Manager at Trinity Housein the first instance and are subject to availability and the general booking terms and conditions of Trinity House and Wildgoose.

With views incorporating the Tower of London as well as the spectacular new Shard, few City venues close to the Thames are as uniquely well-located as Trinity House.  Showcasing the nation's maritime heritage throughout its five elegant rooms, Trinity House safeguards and displays a cache of artefacts and portraits of royal patrons and illustrious benefactors.   Despite its location in the financial heart of the capital, the House is an oasis of calm serenity with the ambience of a grand private residence.  Please viewwww.trinityhouse.co.uk/events 

About Trinity House:

Behind the building's imposing neo-classical façade, designed by Samuel Wyatt in 1794, are five graceful banqueting rooms (some inter-connecting)  - The Library, The Court Room, The Pepys Room, Luncheon Room and Reading Room, catering for corporate events ranging in capacity from 10 - 130 places (seated) and up to 180 for a reception.In its 200 year history, the building has welcomed royalty, prime ministers and Lords of the Admiralty and is today managed by Deputy Master, Captain Ian McNaught.  Reflecting the on-going patronage of the Crown, the current Master of the Company is HRH The Princess Royal, filling a role held in former centuries by, amongst others, the diarist Samuel Pepys, the Duke of Wellington, William Pitt and, more recently, The Duke of Edinburgh.

About Wildgoose:

Wildgoose are a multi award-winning events company, specialising in unique location-based challenges.Wildgoose has taken the traditional treasure hunt concept and combined it with innovative technology and inspired content to create fun, engaging, interactive tablet-based challenges. Whatever the goal or objective for the team event, Wildgoose offers a unique and entertaining solution - from team building, social events and city orientation to learning and development and specific events.The company's unique technology uses GPS and image recognition functionality allowing it to be used anywhere.

Additional Information:

Trinity House is the General Lighthouse Authority (GLA) for England and Wales, with responsibility for nearly 600 Aids to Navigation, from traditional aids such as lighthouses, buoys and beacons to the latest satellite navigation technology. In addition it inspects over 10,000 local Aids to Navigation provided by port and harbour authorities, and those positioned on offshore structures. Please visitwww.trinityhouse.co.ukIncorporated by Royal Charter in 1514, the Corporation is also a major maritime charity, wholly funded by its endowments. The Corporation spends around £4m each year on its charitable activities including welfare of mariners, education and training, and the promotion of safety at sea. It is also a Deep Sea Pilotage Authority.  Please visit www.thls.org

Events Manager:  Edgar King -Edgar.King@trinityhouse.co.uk- Tel: 020 7481 6931