away days
Off-site work gatherings
Away days are occasions when employees travel to a location outside their regular workplace for team-building activities, training, or strategic planning sessions.
The term is primarily British.
These events typically combine work objectives with social bonding: The company organized an away day at a country hotel.
In football, an away day is a match played at an opponent's ground.
Attached building component
- matchGame between opponents
- supportersPeople who back something
- fansArdent admirers or coolers
- rivalryOngoing contest between opponents
chanting · atmosphere · long journey · motorway · service station · dedication · road trip
Fostering workplace collaboration
- offsiteAt another location
- bondingForming close connections
- workshopsGroup learning sessions
- conferencesOrganized professional assemblies
seminars · icebreakers · presentations · morale · collaboration · camaraderie · teamwork · networking
Swift departure or retreat
- escapeFlight from captivity
- breakInterrupt continuity
- excursionBrief recreational trip
- day tripExcursion returning same evening
outing · jaunt · short break · change of scenery · respite · recreation · adventure · exploration
fixture
Attached building component
- matchGame between opponents
- supportersPeople who back something
- fansArdent admirers or coolers
rivalry · chanting · atmosphere · long journey · motorway · service station · dedication · road trip
team building
Fostering workplace collaboration
conferences · seminars · icebreakers · presentations · morale · collaboration · camaraderie · teamwork · networking · strategic planning
getaway
Swift departure or retreat
day trip · outing · jaunt · short break · change of scenery · respite · recreation · adventure · exploration · sightseeing
- Football Fandomfans, supporters, fandom, ultras, fan culture
- football leaguesPremier League, National League, Bundesliga, La Liga, first division
away daysdaily routine
Recurring set of activities
business as usual · desk work · nine-to-five · day-to-day operations