Moving children: Suburban camps with our partners
This year we prepared two dates of suburban camps for the children of our employees during the summer holidays. The first camp took place at the beginning of July in cooperation with Handball Hodonín, the second one at the end of the summer in cooperation with FK Hodonín.
Both camps focused on sports activities that offered children not only exercise, but also fun, team spirit and of course new experiences. The children tried different sports disciplines, met new friends and enjoyed active days full of games and competitions.
Thank you to both sports clubs for the great cooperation and we look forward to next year!
Internal and External Communications Manager
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