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Coniston Hotel breaks ground on 16,500sq ft spa in Yorkshire Dales
BY Helen Andrews | 23 Jan 2015
The Coniston Hotel and Country Estate has announced the development of a spa adjacent to the property’s hotel building in the UK's Yorkshire Dales.
Andakira Group to develop rainforest resort on Thai peninsula
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Andakira Group will soft-launch the Andakira Crest Tri Trang Resort & Spa Pool Villas this December, on the southern tip of the Thai peninsula of Patong.
Researchers work to reset circadian rhythms to prevent illnesses caused by disrupted sleep
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Doctors from Canadian universities in Montreal have conducted a study to explore the possibility of resetting circadian rhythms – sleep cycles – with the aim of adjusting to atypical work schedules and other sleep disruptions to prevent related health problems.
Wellness expert Anni Hood to lead GWI's 2015 wellness tourism congresses
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
The Global Wellness Institute (GWI), an international think tank that develops research and resources to positively impact the global wellness industry, announced plans to deliver its Global Wellness Tourism Congress (GWTC) in multiple cities during 2015.
Matfen Hall launches £300,000 thermal spa
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Matfen Hall Hotel, 15 miles west of Newcastle, UK, has unveiled its latest development in a rolling programme of investment, launching a new £300,000 (US$455,000, €392,000) thermal spa.
Beauty Experts Academy launched by three female entrepreneurs
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Three women have launched an exclusive academy for health and beauty business professionals, providing systems and strategies to help them significantly grow their businesses.
Baha Mar to open in time for peak spring travel weeks
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The US$3.5 billion (€2.7bn, £2.2bn) Baha Mar resort complex in the Bahamas has announced it will open on March 27, after years of delays and a series of legal hitches.
Virginia authorities consider redefining 'day spas' to loosen booze restrictions
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The Virginia General Assembly, US, may change the definition of a “day spa” to include any establishment that offers barber or cosmetology services, in order to allow customers of salon and barbershops to indulge in an alcoholic beverage or two.
Milford Hall Hotel near Stonehenge plans boutique spa
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
Milford Hall Hotel, a Georgian mansion dating back to the 1800s just a short drive from Stonehenge, UK, is adding a £500,000 (US$756,200, €652,300) spa to its four-star amenities.
Klafs acquires Thermarium Bäder-Bau
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
Spa equipment manufacturer Thermarium Bäder-Bau has been acquired by the Klafs Group – a sauna, pool and spa manufacturer.
Taiwan Tourism Bureau highlights four key hot springs for tourism push
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The Taiwan Tourism Bureau is stepping up its promotion of the country’s thermal hot springs, of which there are said to be more than 100.
Spa Castle in New York closes after elderly man's death at Queens spa
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Spa Castle Premier 57 in Manhattan has been closed by the city health department following an investigation into an 84-year-old man’s death in a hot tub at another Spa Castle facility in Queens.
Aman Tokyo unveils 2,500sq m wellbeing facility with views of Mount Fuji
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Aman Resorts has launched an 84-bedroom hotel in Tokyo that occupies the top six floors of The Otemachi Tower, two of which are given over to more than 2,500sq m (26,910sqft) of spa and fitness facilities overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens.
Meditation could prevent workforce absenteeism: UK cross-party inquiry
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
An eight-month UK inquiry by a cross-party group of MPs and peers on mindfulness, found frontline public servants could be less likely to fall ill with stress or quit altogether if they use mindfulness to help control anxiety and depression.
EU-financed spa tourism project between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia hailed a success
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia will continue to collaborate and develop spa tourism in the cross-border region following the success of a project undertaken throughout 2014 to restore six health spas with funding from the European Union.
Swire Hotels to launch The Temple House in Chengdu in May 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Operator Swire Hotels is set to unveil a 100-bedroom hotel and 42 adjoining serviced apartments in Chengdu, China, this May.
Preventative healthcare and wellbeing gadgets will continue to thrive: report
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Euromonitor International has published its annual Top 10 Global Consumer Trends forecast report, highlighting an expected boom in consumers' desire for preventative healthcare via digital devices – given the current popularity of fitness and dieting apps.
10,000sq ft Vanderbilt Spa launches in Puerto Rico
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
The Condado Vanderbilt Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has completed the second stage of its refurbishment, including extra luxury guestrooms and a spa.
KLAFS appoints new managing director of its spa division
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Klafs, sauna, pool and spa supplier, has appointed Patrick Pfeifer as managing director of the company’s spa division – replacing Adrian Egger, who is now the CEO of spa design consultancy and equipment manufacturer Thermarium Bäder- Bau.
Miami Beach no longer operated by Canyon Ranch after stalled contract talks
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Canyon Ranch no longer manages the Miami Beach property, as of January 15, following a failure to renegotiate a new contract agreement with the new owner Z Capital Partners.
     
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5622 to 5641 of 9627 news stories
Coniston Hotel breaks ground on 16,500sq ft spa in Yorkshire Dales
BY Helen Andrews | 23 Jan 2015
The Coniston Hotel and Country Estate has announced the development of a spa adjacent to the property’s hotel building in the UK's Yorkshire Dales.
Andakira Group to develop rainforest resort on Thai peninsula
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Andakira Group will soft-launch the Andakira Crest Tri Trang Resort & Spa Pool Villas this December, on the southern tip of the Thai peninsula of Patong.
Researchers work to reset circadian rhythms to prevent illnesses caused by disrupted sleep
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Doctors from Canadian universities in Montreal have conducted a study to explore the possibility of resetting circadian rhythms – sleep cycles – with the aim of adjusting to atypical work schedules and other sleep disruptions to prevent related health problems.
Wellness expert Anni Hood to lead GWI's 2015 wellness tourism congresses
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
The Global Wellness Institute (GWI), an international think tank that develops research and resources to positively impact the global wellness industry, announced plans to deliver its Global Wellness Tourism Congress (GWTC) in multiple cities during 2015.
Matfen Hall launches £300,000 thermal spa
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Matfen Hall Hotel, 15 miles west of Newcastle, UK, has unveiled its latest development in a rolling programme of investment, launching a new £300,000 (US$455,000, €392,000) thermal spa.
Beauty Experts Academy launched by three female entrepreneurs
BY Helen Andrews | 22 Jan 2015
Three women have launched an exclusive academy for health and beauty business professionals, providing systems and strategies to help them significantly grow their businesses.
Baha Mar to open in time for peak spring travel weeks
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The US$3.5 billion (€2.7bn, £2.2bn) Baha Mar resort complex in the Bahamas has announced it will open on March 27, after years of delays and a series of legal hitches.
Virginia authorities consider redefining 'day spas' to loosen booze restrictions
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The Virginia General Assembly, US, may change the definition of a “day spa” to include any establishment that offers barber or cosmetology services, in order to allow customers of salon and barbershops to indulge in an alcoholic beverage or two.
Milford Hall Hotel near Stonehenge plans boutique spa
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
Milford Hall Hotel, a Georgian mansion dating back to the 1800s just a short drive from Stonehenge, UK, is adding a £500,000 (US$756,200, €652,300) spa to its four-star amenities.
Klafs acquires Thermarium Bäder-Bau
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
Spa equipment manufacturer Thermarium Bäder-Bau has been acquired by the Klafs Group – a sauna, pool and spa manufacturer.
Taiwan Tourism Bureau highlights four key hot springs for tourism push
BY Helen Andrews | 21 Jan 2015
The Taiwan Tourism Bureau is stepping up its promotion of the country’s thermal hot springs, of which there are said to be more than 100.
Spa Castle in New York closes after elderly man's death at Queens spa
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Spa Castle Premier 57 in Manhattan has been closed by the city health department following an investigation into an 84-year-old man’s death in a hot tub at another Spa Castle facility in Queens.
Aman Tokyo unveils 2,500sq m wellbeing facility with views of Mount Fuji
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Aman Resorts has launched an 84-bedroom hotel in Tokyo that occupies the top six floors of The Otemachi Tower, two of which are given over to more than 2,500sq m (26,910sqft) of spa and fitness facilities overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens.
Meditation could prevent workforce absenteeism: UK cross-party inquiry
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
An eight-month UK inquiry by a cross-party group of MPs and peers on mindfulness, found frontline public servants could be less likely to fall ill with stress or quit altogether if they use mindfulness to help control anxiety and depression.
EU-financed spa tourism project between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia hailed a success
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia will continue to collaborate and develop spa tourism in the cross-border region following the success of a project undertaken throughout 2014 to restore six health spas with funding from the European Union.
Swire Hotels to launch The Temple House in Chengdu in May 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 20 Jan 2015
Operator Swire Hotels is set to unveil a 100-bedroom hotel and 42 adjoining serviced apartments in Chengdu, China, this May.
Preventative healthcare and wellbeing gadgets will continue to thrive: report
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Euromonitor International has published its annual Top 10 Global Consumer Trends forecast report, highlighting an expected boom in consumers' desire for preventative healthcare via digital devices – given the current popularity of fitness and dieting apps.
10,000sq ft Vanderbilt Spa launches in Puerto Rico
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
The Condado Vanderbilt Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has completed the second stage of its refurbishment, including extra luxury guestrooms and a spa.
KLAFS appoints new managing director of its spa division
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Klafs, sauna, pool and spa supplier, has appointed Patrick Pfeifer as managing director of the company’s spa division – replacing Adrian Egger, who is now the CEO of spa design consultancy and equipment manufacturer Thermarium Bäder- Bau.
Miami Beach no longer operated by Canyon Ranch after stalled contract talks
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Jan 2015
Canyon Ranch no longer manages the Miami Beach property, as of January 15, following a failure to renegotiate a new contract agreement with the new owner Z Capital Partners.
     
 


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