Meetings, conferences, symposia – how to avoid them being boring?

Research confirms that scented rooms have a beneficial effect on the atmosphere. Meeting participants are more attentive, more focused on the speaker, and more motivated to actively participate in the meeting. Using conference room fragrances will create a better atmosphere in the room and energize participants. Odors in office spaces can:

• increase productivity by 54%,
• increase concentration by 17%,
• reduce the number of errors made.

Find the scent that suits your meeting Scenting revolves around selecting the right blend of aromas. You'll achieve better results if you use a combination of relaxing and uplifting scents. While scents typically have different effects on individuals, there are a few natural aromas that are beloved by the masses. Mint is refreshing Mint increases activity in the part of the brain that wakes us up in the morning. Tests have shown that athletes run faster and perform more repetitions when exposed to the scent of mint. Diffusing mint during meetings can help create an atmosphere of creativity and energy. Lavender is relaxing Exposure to the scent of lavender can lower your heart rate. A few inhales of this aroma can calm you down and recharge your batteries. Japanese scientists have found that this method helps prevent a sharp decline in concentration in the afternoon. Rosemary will stimulate the brain Studies have shown that rosemary essential oil improves the speed and accuracy of our thinking. During conferences, the scent of rosemary will accelerate participants' ability to learn. Jasmine will support sleep The scent of jasmine in the bedroom promotes better sleep and increased alertness the next day. The aroma of jasmine used during breaks in meetings will help participants relax and energize them for the rest of the meeting. Vanilla will affect your appetite Analyses have shown that vanilla is an ideal substitute for sweets. It provides the same pleasure as eating sweets, yet is low in calories. Vanilla can be enjoyed during lunch breaks, encouraging people to reach for healthy snacks.