Report: Leisure shift drives wellness real estate during the pandemic BY Megan Whitby | 24 Sep 2021 Hotels with wellness revenues exceeding US$1m (€852,700, £731,700) generated nearly
75 per cent more in total revenue per available room (TRevPAR) in 2020, compared to
locations with wellness revenues of less than US$1m.
Alchemy Springs Communal Bathhouse to revive San Francisco’s social bathing culture BY Megan Whitby | 22 Sep 2021 Alchemy Springs Communal Bathhouse, a planned hydrothermal spa located in San
Francisco’s Lower Nob Hill neighbourhood, has announced a vision to revive the city’s
bathhouse culture and provide a place for community and wellness to intersect through
social bathing.
Temporary insolvency measures in the UK to end on 1 October BY Tom Walker | 17 Sep 2021 Temporary measures brought in to support businesses in the UK from insolvency during the
pandemic will be phased out from 1 October, the government has confirmed.
Davines Group has unveiled its annual Sustainability Report for 2020-2021, presenting the
group’s activities through the results obtained in 2020 and the goals set for 2021,
describing its commitment to sustainability in relation to three different areas: Planet,
People and Community. [more...]
Report: Leisure shift drives wellness real estate during the pandemic BY Megan Whitby | 24 Sep 2021 Hotels with wellness revenues exceeding US$1m (€852,700, £731,700) generated nearly
75 per cent more in total revenue per available room (TRevPAR) in 2020, compared to
locations with wellness revenues of less than US$1m.
Alchemy Springs Communal Bathhouse to revive San Francisco’s social bathing culture BY Megan Whitby | 22 Sep 2021 Alchemy Springs Communal Bathhouse, a planned hydrothermal spa located in San
Francisco’s Lower Nob Hill neighbourhood, has announced a vision to revive the city’s
bathhouse culture and provide a place for community and wellness to intersect through
social bathing.
Temporary insolvency measures in the UK to end on 1 October BY Tom Walker | 17 Sep 2021 Temporary measures brought in to support businesses in the UK from insolvency during the
pandemic will be phased out from 1 October, the government has confirmed.
