On May 1st, 2024, Nak Adventure Africa Limited organized an exhilarating May Fest at Bunso Eco Park to coincide with the Worker’s Day holiday. The event was a spectacular success, bringing together over 1200 visitors for a day filled with games, food, and entertainment.
A Day of Corporate Camaraderie
The Nak Adventure team departed from Accra on the eve of the event, arriving at Kibi by the evening and settling in at the K-Archy lodge. Early the next morning, the team headed to Bunso Eco Park, ready to kick off the festivities and sell tickets to eager visitors.
May Fest was a corporate game day that saw participation from several notable companies including Kibi Goldfields, GCB Bank, Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana, ADB Bank, Fanteakwa South District Assembly, and the Seed Production Division of Cocobod. The companies competed in various games such as table tennis, volleyball, and swimming, fostering a spirit of teamwork and friendly competition.
Fun Activities and Attractions
The event featured a wide array of activities and attractions that kept visitors engaged throughout the day:
- Games: Corporate teams competed in lively matches of table tennis and volleyball, while many visitors took a refreshing dip in the swimming pool, which was a major highlight of the day.
- Vendors: Various vendors offered an enticing selection of snacks, sausages, kebabs, drinks, food, and African artifacts, adding to the festive atmosphere.
- Music: DJs were strategically placed at the game park and poolside, providing upbeat music that kept the energy high and the crowd entertained.
Successful Turnout and Financial Highlights
The event drew over 1200 visitors, with the swimming pool being a particularly popular attraction at a fee of 30 cedis per swim. The total revenue generated from the event was approximately 18,000 GHS, with Nak Adventure Africa Limited earning 9,000 GHS.
The online promotion via Instagram played a crucial role in the event’s success, as many visitors tagged their experiences, helping to boost visibility and engagement.
Challenges and Future Improvements
While the event was largely successful, there were a few areas identified for improvement:
- Vendor Coordination: There was a new vendor who booked their stand directly with the Bunso Eco Park management, highlighting the need for better coordination and control over vendor bookings.
- Media Involvement: To expand and increase revenue generation for future events, it is essential to have a document list of participating companies, management contacts, and greater media involvement.
Conclusion
The May Fest at Bunso Eco Park was a testament to Nak Adventure’s ability to organize successful and enjoyable events. The combination of corporate games, engaging activities, and a lively atmosphere made for an unforgettable Worker’s Day celebration.
As we look forward to future events, Nak Adventure Africa Limited aims to build on this success, addressing the identified challenges to ensure even greater participation and enjoyment.
For a detailed breakdown of the event and insights into future plans, download the full report here.
Join us next time for more fun-filled events and let’s make even more memories together!