PHOTO STORY / INSPIRATION
Play with a resort identity
See how colour, character and a poolside setting come together in these customer photo collections.
Explore the story/ THE SETTING
Part of the stay. Part of the story.
Water play can become a shared moment in the guest’s day: a family activity after breakfast, an afternoon challenge or a memorable part of a holiday. The starting point is the experience you want to offer, not a list of models.
A family activity to share
A shared holiday activity can include moments of anticipation, encouragement and achievement. Describe the guests you have in mind and the type of participation you want to create.
A themed pool experience
The customer photographs show how strongly a visual theme can change the character of pool play. A green obstacle route, a shark-shaped entrance and a blue character feature each create a different first impression.
An activity programme
Think about the activity as part of the resort programme. It may be associated with a planned session, a holiday event or a particular time of day.
/ MADE FOR YOUR LOCATION
Your resort identity. Expressed through play.
A stronger brief connects the physical layout with the way you want guests to feel.
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A layout in context
The proposed activity area should be seen alongside the whole pool or waterfront plan. Share the usable outline, fixed features and guest spaces around it.
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Theme, colour & identity
Colour and character can give the concept a connection to your property. Bring your preferred visual references, existing identity colours or a theme you want to explore.
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A clear project brief
A useful proposal combines the guest experience with practical information. Include the intended users, activity programme, project timing and questions from your property team.
Make it part of a memorable stay.
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