A team of experts at the Munter Group has developed a program to identify people who are in critical need of a complete reset. The assessment asks participants to answer questions about their usual daily routine and level of daily stress. Specifically, it asks how long it has been since the person took a proper vacation, whether they are able to truly unwind on the weekends, and when they last changed their surroundings and saw the ocean. The program takes into account fatigue levels and workload for adults in all professions.
The initiative arose from the observation that constant fatigue has become the norm for many people. People often postpone, cut short, or merely go through the motions of taking a proper vacation, yet continue to remain involved in work processes and tackle tasks even while on vacation. According to data from the VTsIOM analytical center, two-thirds of Russians feel tired every week, and four out of ten feel tired almost every day. Moreover, the source of this stress increasingly lies not in physical exertion, but in psychologically challenging situations and workplace stress.
“We work with the topic of recovery every day and understand very well how often people put off taking time off until an indefinite ‘later.’ A vacation provides an opportunity to clear one’s mind, shift one’s internal rhythm, recharge, and return to life with a renewed sense of well-being. That’s why we’re looking for people who truly need this kind of reset right now,” noted Yana Ukhanova, Deputy General Director for Hotel Development at the Mantera Group.
An expert committee will review the test results and select the three individuals most in need of a complete reset, who will receive an invitation to a recovery program in Sochi. They will spend part of their time in the mountains and part by the sea to change their routine and surroundings and recover.
