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Based in Hertfordshire and established in 2004 with a desire to create new, fresh and innovative team building enterprises accessible to virtually everyone – and also working with many recognised charities – Kaboura is going from strength to strength.
The name, they say, comes from unique Amazonian insects found in both Guyana and Vrazil, and is a symbol of the company's outside-the-box approach to dealing with team building in a way that gets the best out of everyone, no matter what their level of potential (the insect also works as a team and achieves great results by doing so, and that seemed to fit the company ethos perfectly!). As well as the more conventional team building events, Kaboura also offer events with a champagne twist.
So if motivation for a team building event is low in your company, why not give Kaboura a call and see how they can turn something plain and normal into thriving action and activity that nobody will be able to resist?

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