A hip spanish hotel, the NH Alcala, invited patrons to destroy their hotel rooms! The hotel was already destined for demolition but instead of paying pros to knock down the hotel, they let patrons pay to do the work for them Very nice.
For the right price, the lucky patrons were able to relieve their stress by knocking down walls, smashing tvs, messing up mirrors and breaking anything in their site.
Implications - This is one of the strangest but most intriguing forms of unconventional therapy in my mind. Is this something people have always fantasized about doing? The aura I get from the contest and its winner is that the answer is yes. I long to do it too, but not at a hotel. How about at an ex's place? I think that'd be more fun for everyone.
Nevertheless, these 30 "highly stressed out people" were granted a unique prize, here's to hoping they appreciated it.
Destroyable Hotel Rooms
Spanish Hotel Lets You Break Stuff
Trend Themes
1. Destructive Therapy - The trend of offering unconventional forms of therapy, such as destroying hotel rooms, as a stress-relief method.
2. Interactive Experiences - The trend of creating interactive experiences where participants can actively engage in unique activities, such as demolishing hotel rooms.
3. Shared Destruction - The trend of allowing individuals to collectively participate in the destruction of objects or spaces for entertainment purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can explore offering unique and unconventional experiences to attract customers and differentiate themselves from competitors.
2. Therapy - The therapy industry can consider incorporating unconventional methods, like destructible hotel rooms, to provide alternative stress-relief options for individuals.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can capitalize on the desire for shared destructive experiences by creating interactive venues or events where participants can engage in controlled destruction.