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Choose retreat dates before you choose the venue.
Give your team a range of possible offsite dates and ask when they cannot attend. Start with a two-day weekday retreat, then adjust the duration for travel and your agenda.
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From possible dates to a shared plan
- Set a realistic offsite windowAvoid known company deadlines and blackout periods before sending the poll. Start with several weeks to leave room for leave, client commitments, and travel.
- Protect travel and working timeWeekdays are selected by default. Add arrival and departure days to the duration if travel means teammates need those days free too.
- Get answers from the whole teamCreate the poll and share it with attendees. Review missing responses and check essential attendees before committing to a venue or announcing the final dates.
Make the attendance tradeoff visible.
The example ranks a window by how many people can attend every day. It gives each person equal weight. If a facilitator or a particular team must be present, review their response explicitly before making your final choice.
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Interactive example with three fictional participants. Cross out their busy dates to see the best consecutive-day windows. These are sample answers; your real poll starts with no responses.
Each window must include only allowed days. Choose a range of up to 90 days. Unmarked example dates count as available.
Best example windows
- 3 Nov – 4 Nov3 of 3 available for all 2 days
- 10 Nov – 11 Nov3 of 3 available for all 2 days
- 11 Nov – 12 Nov3 of 3 available for all 2 days
- 18 Nov – 19 Nov3 of 3 available for all 2 days
- 19 Nov – 20 Nov3 of 3 available for all 2 days
Ranked by people available for the entire window, then earliest start date. Overlapping windows are included.
Continue with this date range and duration, then share your new poll to collect real answers. Example conflicts stay in this page and are never saved or shared.
Team retreat planning, answered.
Are weekends excluded?
Yes, this example starts with Monday through Friday selected. You can include weekend days if your team agrees to consider them.
Does this check employee calendars automatically?
This planner uses the conflicts shown in the example. A new poll collects answers from the people you invite; the example does not connect to or inspect employee calendars.
Can we plan a retreat across time zones?
Use this tool to agree on the calendar dates at the retreat destination. Include travel days and confirm flight arrival and departure dates separately with each attendee.
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