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Andrew Barnard

Spas, in today's landscape, have the means to expedite the healing process through ecotherapy. As the population becomes more immersed in the digital world in their everyday lives, the demand for ecotherapy – a reconnection with nature – increases, especially with vacation experiences. Spas serve as the ultimate platform to tap in on this trend integrating personal and planetary well-being. READ MORE

Wei Wei

As the trend of "disconnecting to reconnect" grows, hotel spas are leveraging natural elements (e.g. eco-friendly materials, plant-based spa treatments, forest bathing, hiking trails, remote destinations) to provide a perfect escape from technological dependence and stresses. This trend offers a unique and immersive experience that cannot be replicated in a traditional spa setting. Hotel spas that embrace this trend can differentiate themselves, attract wellness-focused guests, and contribute to a more sustainable future. READ MORE

Vicky Nash

Wellness-seekers searching for authentic experiences immersed in natural settings are soaking in geothermal mineral pools in record numbers. The hot springs industry is currently experiencing a tremendous resurgence. Many properties are under new ownership with large-scale redevelopment projects underway. Not only is thermal bathing beneficial to overall health and wellbeing, it is also an ideal opportunity to connect with nature. READ MORE

Adam Mogelonsky

Wellness is an incredibly lucrative profit vehicle for hotels in any category with many different types of amenities and packageable offerings available to fit your brand. The issue is labor, wherein many of these wellness activations require lots of staffing to oversee. However, get a grip on your tech stack and automations will lay the foundation for success. READ MORE

Sandy  Murray Hanson

This article delves into the importance of workplace safety in the hospitality industry, highlighting how it contributes to public health, worker rights, economic growth, and fiscal stability. It also looks at how it encourages a safety culture that lowers the likelihood of workplace injuries and accidents and how it helps to attract and retain skilled workers. Moreover, it touches on prevalent security challenges in the sector and presents practical methods to overcome them. Managers in human resources and other leaders working in the hospitality industry would benefit greatly from reading this article. READ MORE

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