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PKMN Architectures leads community workshop to build urban spa
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
International design firm PKMN Architectures was selected to lead this year’s edition of a workshop known as Taller del Desierto – which aimed to build a small urban spa at Parque Urueta in the Mexican city of Chihuahua – with the help of local architecture firm Memela and designers Juan Castillo, Miguel Heredia and Miguel García.
Spa at Ramside opens with thermal suite and sleep sanctuary
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
The Spa at Ramside in Durham, UK, has opened after an investment of £16m. It follows the creation of a second championship golf course in 2014 and a new wing of 47 bedrooms at the hotel, which opened earlier this year.
Rockliffe Hall launches £1m spa garden with specially-devised Neom treatment menu
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
County Durham, UK's, Rockliffe Hall has opened a new spa garden, offering two outdoor spa pools, under-floor heated decking, a glass-fronted sauna cabin, a fire pit, a water features, landscaped gardens and heated relaxation loungers.
A design for life: Wellness ring makes health suggestions based on body metrics
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Aug 2015
A ‘wellness ring’ that uses health stats to make lifestyle suggestions has taken crowdfunding website Kickstarter by storm, raising more than double its US$100,000 (€88,601, £63,737) target in a matter of days.
Rosewood’s Clearwater Bay a ‘private, sophisticated sanctuary’
BY Jane Kitchen | 24 Aug 2015
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts will open a new 116-villa resort on Hainan Island, China in 2018. Rosewood Clearwater Bay Hainan will feature the brand’s signature Sense spa with six treatment rooms and balconies overlooking private gardens.
Marilyn Monroe Spas receives US$20m investment for expansion plans
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Aug 2015
Marilyn Monroe Spas, the US spa brand with 10 locations across four states, which serve 70,000 customers, has received a US$20m (€18m, £13m) investment from JCR Holdings which will be used to fund domestic and global expansion plans. The total capital raised by Marilyn Monroe Spas, including the sum from JCR Holdings, is US$36m (€32m, £23m).
Eating 'on the go' could lead to weight gain, new research finds
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Aug 2015
‘Eating on the go’ while trying to lose weight could prove counter-productive, with a new study finding that it leads to eating bigger portions later in the day, increasing risk of weight gain and obesity.
Thompson’s The Cape resort in Mexico features open-air layout with outdoor spa cabanas
BY Jane Kitchen | 21 Aug 2015
Thompson Hotels has opened its first property in Mexico, The Cape, in Cabo San Lucas. It features a seven-treatment-room, 12,464sq ft (1,558sq m) spa called Currents, that also includes two outdoor cabana rooms.
Men less likely to beat melanoma: study
BY Jane Kitchen | 21 Aug 2015
Women are more likely than men to survive a melanoma diagnosis, regardless of the stage of their tumour at diagnosis, new research from Australia shows.
Social enterprise to seek approval for UK lido and health spa
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Aug 2015
The founders of social enterprise Twickenham Alive, Teresa Read and Berkley Driscoll, are spearheading plans to recreate a lido and health spa in Twickenham, UK, to increase tourism in the area and restore some of the borough’s historically popular facilities.
Westin to manage Spanish golf and spa resort conversion
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Aug 2015
Starwood Hotels & Resorts’ Westin brand has signed a deal with a subsidiary company belonging to Phoenix Enterprises to operate an Andalusian resort conversion in Benahavís, Spain, when it opens in March 2016.
Hilton opens oceanfront resort and spa in Aruba, Caribbean
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Aug 2015
A former Radisson Blu property in the Caribbean has been taken over by Hilton, including its 13,000sq ft (1,208sq m) oceanfront spa.
New £11.5m London private members club to feature spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 19 Aug 2015
ISG has commenced work on an £11.5m project to create a luxury private members’ club in two historic Grade II Listed buildings in Devonshire Square in London.
Four Seasons Resort Orlando focuses on attracting couples
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Aug 2015
Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort is introducing couples' packages – an unusual strategy for resorts in the area that tend to focus on the family-oriented fun provided by the nearby Disney attractions.
The Spa at Ballantyne Hotel adds cosmetic surgery site
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Aug 2015
Graper Cosmetic Surgery has opened a location within The Spa at Ballantyne Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina, US, to offer services including peels, dermaplaning and micro needling, as well as non-surgical services such as injectables and CoolSculpting.
Thames Lido supports campaign to restore Twickenham Lido with health spa
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Aug 2015
Wellbeing operator Thames Lido is in discussions with Richmond Council to restore and run a lido and health spa – similar to the leisure facility it operates in Bristol – on Twickenham Riverside as part of a proposal called Twickenham Alive.
Green Spa Network adds two to board
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Aug 2015
The Green Spa Network has added Grant Bruce, director of the Life in Balance Spa at Miraval in Arizona, US, and Bryan Kindred, director of lodging for Sundance Resort in Utah, US, to its board of directors.
Büro Ole Scheeren's Beijing Guardian Art Centre to receive Remedios Studio-designed spa
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Aug 2015
Hong Kong-based design firm Remedios Studio is working in collaboration with wellness hospitality and spa design firm A.W. Lake on a new spa to be located in the Guardian Art Centre Beijing, China – the project that has been masterplanned by Büro Ole Scheeren.
Behemoth indoor waterpark resort in the Poconos adds spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 17 Aug 2015
The newly opened Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, US, has completed the second phase of its construction, which includes adding an extra 216 bedrooms, a restaurant, and a 9,000sq ft (836sq m) Serenity Spa & Fitness Center.
Cutting fat, not carbs, key to losing weight, finds study
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Aug 2015
A recent study has shown obese people on a six-day diet of reduced fat intake lost an average of 463g of body fat – 80 per cent more than obese participants who reduced their carbohydrate intake, whose average loss was 245g.
     
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5115 to 5134 of 9620 news stories
PKMN Architectures leads community workshop to build urban spa
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
International design firm PKMN Architectures was selected to lead this year’s edition of a workshop known as Taller del Desierto – which aimed to build a small urban spa at Parque Urueta in the Mexican city of Chihuahua – with the help of local architecture firm Memela and designers Juan Castillo, Miguel Heredia and Miguel García.
Spa at Ramside opens with thermal suite and sleep sanctuary
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
The Spa at Ramside in Durham, UK, has opened after an investment of £16m. It follows the creation of a second championship golf course in 2014 and a new wing of 47 bedrooms at the hotel, which opened earlier this year.
Rockliffe Hall launches £1m spa garden with specially-devised Neom treatment menu
BY Helen Andrews | 24 Aug 2015
County Durham, UK's, Rockliffe Hall has opened a new spa garden, offering two outdoor spa pools, under-floor heated decking, a glass-fronted sauna cabin, a fire pit, a water features, landscaped gardens and heated relaxation loungers.
A design for life: Wellness ring makes health suggestions based on body metrics
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Aug 2015
A ‘wellness ring’ that uses health stats to make lifestyle suggestions has taken crowdfunding website Kickstarter by storm, raising more than double its US$100,000 (€88,601, £63,737) target in a matter of days.
Rosewood’s Clearwater Bay a ‘private, sophisticated sanctuary’
BY Jane Kitchen | 24 Aug 2015
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts will open a new 116-villa resort on Hainan Island, China in 2018. Rosewood Clearwater Bay Hainan will feature the brand’s signature Sense spa with six treatment rooms and balconies overlooking private gardens.
Marilyn Monroe Spas receives US$20m investment for expansion plans
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Aug 2015
Marilyn Monroe Spas, the US spa brand with 10 locations across four states, which serve 70,000 customers, has received a US$20m (€18m, £13m) investment from JCR Holdings which will be used to fund domestic and global expansion plans. The total capital raised by Marilyn Monroe Spas, including the sum from JCR Holdings, is US$36m (€32m, £23m).
Eating 'on the go' could lead to weight gain, new research finds
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Aug 2015
‘Eating on the go’ while trying to lose weight could prove counter-productive, with a new study finding that it leads to eating bigger portions later in the day, increasing risk of weight gain and obesity.
Thompson’s The Cape resort in Mexico features open-air layout with outdoor spa cabanas
BY Jane Kitchen | 21 Aug 2015
Thompson Hotels has opened its first property in Mexico, The Cape, in Cabo San Lucas. It features a seven-treatment-room, 12,464sq ft (1,558sq m) spa called Currents, that also includes two outdoor cabana rooms.
Men less likely to beat melanoma: study
BY Jane Kitchen | 21 Aug 2015
Women are more likely than men to survive a melanoma diagnosis, regardless of the stage of their tumour at diagnosis, new research from Australia shows.
Social enterprise to seek approval for UK lido and health spa
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Aug 2015
The founders of social enterprise Twickenham Alive, Teresa Read and Berkley Driscoll, are spearheading plans to recreate a lido and health spa in Twickenham, UK, to increase tourism in the area and restore some of the borough’s historically popular facilities.
Westin to manage Spanish golf and spa resort conversion
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Aug 2015
Starwood Hotels & Resorts’ Westin brand has signed a deal with a subsidiary company belonging to Phoenix Enterprises to operate an Andalusian resort conversion in Benahavís, Spain, when it opens in March 2016.
Hilton opens oceanfront resort and spa in Aruba, Caribbean
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Aug 2015
A former Radisson Blu property in the Caribbean has been taken over by Hilton, including its 13,000sq ft (1,208sq m) oceanfront spa.
New £11.5m London private members club to feature spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 19 Aug 2015
ISG has commenced work on an £11.5m project to create a luxury private members’ club in two historic Grade II Listed buildings in Devonshire Square in London.
Four Seasons Resort Orlando focuses on attracting couples
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Aug 2015
Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort is introducing couples' packages – an unusual strategy for resorts in the area that tend to focus on the family-oriented fun provided by the nearby Disney attractions.
The Spa at Ballantyne Hotel adds cosmetic surgery site
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Aug 2015
Graper Cosmetic Surgery has opened a location within The Spa at Ballantyne Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina, US, to offer services including peels, dermaplaning and micro needling, as well as non-surgical services such as injectables and CoolSculpting.
Thames Lido supports campaign to restore Twickenham Lido with health spa
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Aug 2015
Wellbeing operator Thames Lido is in discussions with Richmond Council to restore and run a lido and health spa – similar to the leisure facility it operates in Bristol – on Twickenham Riverside as part of a proposal called Twickenham Alive.
Green Spa Network adds two to board
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Aug 2015
The Green Spa Network has added Grant Bruce, director of the Life in Balance Spa at Miraval in Arizona, US, and Bryan Kindred, director of lodging for Sundance Resort in Utah, US, to its board of directors.
Büro Ole Scheeren's Beijing Guardian Art Centre to receive Remedios Studio-designed spa
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Aug 2015
Hong Kong-based design firm Remedios Studio is working in collaboration with wellness hospitality and spa design firm A.W. Lake on a new spa to be located in the Guardian Art Centre Beijing, China – the project that has been masterplanned by Büro Ole Scheeren.
Behemoth indoor waterpark resort in the Poconos adds spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 17 Aug 2015
The newly opened Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, US, has completed the second phase of its construction, which includes adding an extra 216 bedrooms, a restaurant, and a 9,000sq ft (836sq m) Serenity Spa & Fitness Center.
Cutting fat, not carbs, key to losing weight, finds study
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Aug 2015
A recent study has shown obese people on a six-day diet of reduced fat intake lost an average of 463g of body fat – 80 per cent more than obese participants who reduced their carbohydrate intake, whose average loss was 245g.
     
 


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