Timezone parent company TEEG has been nominated for three of the prestigious Brass Rings Awards at next week’s IAAPA Expo in Florida, US.
TEEG - The Entertainment and Education Group - will have two of its locations vying for the award in the Best Family Entertainment Centre (FEC) of the World category. The Kingpin Queenstown, New Zealand and Timezone Surfers Paradise, Australia, are in the frame.
TEEG’s learning and development programme, Games Wizard, has also been nominated in the category for Excellence in Human Resources: Best Innovation in a Training Programme.
The winners of the awards competitions will be announced on November 16, the second day of the trade show in Orlando, Florida.
The Surfers Paradise location (pictured) in Queensland is the largest Timezone venue in the world and has been open for 30 years, while Kingpin Queenstown was only opened in February of this year.
