InterContinental is extending its global partnership with Timeshifter, giving guests across its 242 hotels and resorts in almost 70 countries complimentary access to personalised jet lag mitigation plans.
Now, each and every guest staying at an InterContinental hotel or resort will have access to a personalised plan to overcome travel fatigue whether staying for the very first time or returning to a beloved hotel or resort.
The collaboration reinforced InterContinental’s commitment to restorative travel by placing the latest circadian technology into the palms of its guests to enable them to arrive at their best, ready to explore the world.
Trusted by athletes, astronauts, and global travellers alike, Timeshifter is a leading tool for managing the effects of long-distance travel. For InterContinental, it forms part of the brand’s evolving guest experience and its Intentional Flexibility initiatives: a series of thoughtful solutions that help modern luxury travellers move seamlessly across time zones and shape-shift throughout their day.
The Timeshifter app draws on the latest circadian science to compose personalised plans that address the underlying cause and symptoms of jet lag.
Recommendations are tailored to each guest’s itinerary, chronotype, normal sleep pattern and personal preferences, offering guidance on sleep, light exposure and avoidance, and caffeine timing, applying the same algorithm used by astronauts, Olympic athletes, F1 teams, NBA players, and national soccer teams in high-performance settings.
Timeshifter is complemented by a wider suite of restorative travel initiatives at InterContinental hotels and resorts, including nutritionally rich dishes designed to help counter the body’s natural response to travel.
Together, these elements support a more holistic approach to travel fatigue, helping guests feel replenished, restored, and reenergised throughout and beyond their stay.
All InterContinental guests receive complimentary access to a Timeshifter jet lag plan for every booking, covering both their inbound and outbound journeys.
