Butlin's is to introduce a pioneering air purification system as part of extensive measures to ensure a safe reopening this summer.

The system, which is being fitted in event venues at Butlin's Bognor Regis resort, is being installed by Clenzair.

The Clenzair system purifies and decontaminates the air and can neutralise 99.99% of viruses, bacteria, gases, odours, mould and Volatile Organic Compounds, both in the air and on surfaces, creating a continuously, safe environment 24/7.

The technology used by Clenzair is already widely used in offices, schools, hospitals and other community spaces around the world. In the USA, Google, Harvard University and airports are among those who utilise the filtration technologies.


Jon Hendry-Pickup, Managing Director of Butlin's, said: "Butlin's has always focused on innovating, and we’re delighted to be working in partnership with Clenzair to trial this cutting edge technology in Bognor Regis.

"Our guests told us that they felt really safe and secure as we reopened last summer after the first lockdown. This year we want to go even further to ensure everyone can enjoy that Butlin's experience, safe in the knowledge that we're looking after their wellbeing.

"Purification technology is used widely in commercial environments, particularly in the USA, but has so far received limited use in the UK. The pandemic has heightened demand for such systems and we're pleased that an iconic brand such as Butlin's is at the forefront of this development. Once we've had time to assess how the system operates in our large event spaces then we'll look at rolling it out at our other venues."