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Mission Hills Haikou details neighbouring leisure developments to open in 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Sep 2014
Three new leisure developments, spanning 435 acres (176 hectares) will open next to the luxury Chinese golf and hot spring spa retreat Mission Hills Haikou on the island of Hainan in 2015, potentially bringing increased footfall for the wellness facility.
Warwick Hotel Dubai unveils Kirana Spa & Health Club
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
The Warwick Hotel Dubai, UAE, which opened in April this year, has unveiled its new spa and health club.
Botox may stunt emotional growth in young people: study
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
Botox injections that induce temporary paralysis of muscles in the upper face – to reduce wrinkling when people frown – could stop young people seeking this treatment from learning how to express emotions fully, according to a study.
70,000sq ft hydrotherapy wellness campus planned for Manhattan
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
A 70,000sq ft (6,503sq m) European-style hydrotherapy spa is planned for Governors Island in Upper New York Harbour, US, which will feature a number of outdoor therapy pools that look back onto views of Manhattan.
Research to explore massage benefits for multiple sclerosis patients
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
A British physiotherapist has been awarded a research grant to examine the benefits of abdominal massage for people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
GSWS 2014 predicts ten future factors to affect the spa industry
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
Delegates from over 45 nations gathered at the eighth annual Global Spa & Wellness Summit (GSWS) in Marrakech, Morocco last week, to discuss the future of the US$3.4tn (€2.6tn, £2.1tn) global wellness industry.
Rittenhouse debuts its spa and health club after multimillion dollar revamp
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
The Rittenhouse, a Philadelphian luxury hotel, has opened the doors to its brand new spa, health club and salon after a multimillion dollar revitalisation by real estate owners Hersha Hospitality Trust.
Miami's Museum of Science gets US$5m donation for health and wellness
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Sep 2014
The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science (formerly known as the Miami Science Museum), which is nearing the halfway stage of moving to a new US$275m (€212m, £168.5m) facility in downtown Miami, has received a donation of US$5m (€3.9m, £3.1m) to fund health and wellness programmes when the new facility launches in 2016.
APSWC plans Japanese onsen study tour for 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
The Asia Pacific Spa & Wellness Coalition (APSWC) has issued an update on various projects it is undertaking, including a number of networking and educational events in capital cities around Asia.
Action brought against US corporate wellness programme
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
A US energy company based in Wisconsin has been accused of overstepping its bounds by requiring an employee to undergo medical exams and inquiries, which a lawsuit contends were not job-related or consistent with business necessity.
Starwood's Las Alcobas hotel to open in Q4 2015 in California's Wine Country
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel by Starwood in California's Napa Valley, is expected to open in October 2015 once a multimillion renovation is complete.
Hot springs resort opens in Philippines as part of spa development plan
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
The Mainit Springs in Barangay Montaneza, within the Philippine municipality called Malabuyoc, has been transformed into a tourist attraction, nine years after the Department of Energy issued a report saying the natural waters were ideal for spa resort development.
Is Vasper the future of spa fitness offerings?
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
Vasper, a hi-tech training system based on cooling and compression, has been designed to deliver the benefits of anaerobic exercise without the high intensity effort. With companies including Google among its admirers, the product has been earmarked as a potentially vital tool for helping savvy spa operators make sure their fitness offering is up to date.
MIT Media Lab unveils wellness initiative
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
The MIT Media Lab, an interdisciplinary research facility, has launched a wellness initiative designed to spark innovation in the area of health and wellbeing, while promoting healthier workplace and lifestyle behaviours.
What does an unhealthy BMI look like?
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
Health messages and pictures of what a healthy and unhealthy BMI look like should be combined, according to researchers who believe that as the rest of the global population’s obesity levels rise, we may all lose sight of what a healthy body actually looks like.
First L'Occitane spa in the Bahamas to be unveiled
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
The Club Med Columbus Isle resort is preparing to reveal the first and only L’Occitane spa in the Bahamas this November as part of an US$8m (€6m, £4.9m) investment in the resort.
Victorian Woodhall Spa baths to reopen after 30 years
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
A plan to reopen the historic Woodhall Spa baths, which gave the Lincolnshire village its name, has been announced by developers after 15 years of attempts to renovate the derelict building – currently considered an eyesore by residents.
Armenian non-profit group trains blind citizens in massage therapy
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
The Armenian non-profit group Seeing Hands is helping to train and employ blind nationals in massage therapy in the hope that the nation can emulate China and South Korea, where tens of thousands of blind citizens have become massage therapists.
US$3.5bn Baha Mar resort launch delayed until next spring
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
Originally scheduled to open in December of this year, the US$3.5 billion (€2.7bn, £2.2bn) Baha Mar resort complex in the Bahamas has delayed its debut until late spring 2015 due to a series of hitches.
Water Palace Spa planned for hotel in Xiamen, China, by A.W. Lake
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Sep 2014
The Urban Resort Concept-operated (URC) PuShang Hotel and Spa in Xiamen, China, is set to open in Q4 of 2016 with a Water Palace Spa, based on the importance of bathing in Chinese culture.
     
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5870 to 5889 of 9614 news stories
Mission Hills Haikou details neighbouring leisure developments to open in 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 19 Sep 2014
Three new leisure developments, spanning 435 acres (176 hectares) will open next to the luxury Chinese golf and hot spring spa retreat Mission Hills Haikou on the island of Hainan in 2015, potentially bringing increased footfall for the wellness facility.
Warwick Hotel Dubai unveils Kirana Spa & Health Club
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
The Warwick Hotel Dubai, UAE, which opened in April this year, has unveiled its new spa and health club.
Botox may stunt emotional growth in young people: study
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
Botox injections that induce temporary paralysis of muscles in the upper face – to reduce wrinkling when people frown – could stop young people seeking this treatment from learning how to express emotions fully, according to a study.
70,000sq ft hydrotherapy wellness campus planned for Manhattan
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
A 70,000sq ft (6,503sq m) European-style hydrotherapy spa is planned for Governors Island in Upper New York Harbour, US, which will feature a number of outdoor therapy pools that look back onto views of Manhattan.
Research to explore massage benefits for multiple sclerosis patients
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
A British physiotherapist has been awarded a research grant to examine the benefits of abdominal massage for people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
GSWS 2014 predicts ten future factors to affect the spa industry
BY Helen Andrews | 18 Sep 2014
Delegates from over 45 nations gathered at the eighth annual Global Spa & Wellness Summit (GSWS) in Marrakech, Morocco last week, to discuss the future of the US$3.4tn (€2.6tn, £2.1tn) global wellness industry.
Rittenhouse debuts its spa and health club after multimillion dollar revamp
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
The Rittenhouse, a Philadelphian luxury hotel, has opened the doors to its brand new spa, health club and salon after a multimillion dollar revitalisation by real estate owners Hersha Hospitality Trust.
Miami's Museum of Science gets US$5m donation for health and wellness
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Sep 2014
The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science (formerly known as the Miami Science Museum), which is nearing the halfway stage of moving to a new US$275m (€212m, £168.5m) facility in downtown Miami, has received a donation of US$5m (€3.9m, £3.1m) to fund health and wellness programmes when the new facility launches in 2016.
APSWC plans Japanese onsen study tour for 2015
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
The Asia Pacific Spa & Wellness Coalition (APSWC) has issued an update on various projects it is undertaking, including a number of networking and educational events in capital cities around Asia.
Action brought against US corporate wellness programme
BY Helen Andrews | 17 Sep 2014
A US energy company based in Wisconsin has been accused of overstepping its bounds by requiring an employee to undergo medical exams and inquiries, which a lawsuit contends were not job-related or consistent with business necessity.
Starwood's Las Alcobas hotel to open in Q4 2015 in California's Wine Country
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel by Starwood in California's Napa Valley, is expected to open in October 2015 once a multimillion renovation is complete.
Hot springs resort opens in Philippines as part of spa development plan
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
The Mainit Springs in Barangay Montaneza, within the Philippine municipality called Malabuyoc, has been transformed into a tourist attraction, nine years after the Department of Energy issued a report saying the natural waters were ideal for spa resort development.
Is Vasper the future of spa fitness offerings?
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
Vasper, a hi-tech training system based on cooling and compression, has been designed to deliver the benefits of anaerobic exercise without the high intensity effort. With companies including Google among its admirers, the product has been earmarked as a potentially vital tool for helping savvy spa operators make sure their fitness offering is up to date.
MIT Media Lab unveils wellness initiative
BY Helen Andrews | 16 Sep 2014
The MIT Media Lab, an interdisciplinary research facility, has launched a wellness initiative designed to spark innovation in the area of health and wellbeing, while promoting healthier workplace and lifestyle behaviours.
What does an unhealthy BMI look like?
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
Health messages and pictures of what a healthy and unhealthy BMI look like should be combined, according to researchers who believe that as the rest of the global population’s obesity levels rise, we may all lose sight of what a healthy body actually looks like.
First L'Occitane spa in the Bahamas to be unveiled
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
The Club Med Columbus Isle resort is preparing to reveal the first and only L’Occitane spa in the Bahamas this November as part of an US$8m (€6m, £4.9m) investment in the resort.
Victorian Woodhall Spa baths to reopen after 30 years
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
A plan to reopen the historic Woodhall Spa baths, which gave the Lincolnshire village its name, has been announced by developers after 15 years of attempts to renovate the derelict building – currently considered an eyesore by residents.
Armenian non-profit group trains blind citizens in massage therapy
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
The Armenian non-profit group Seeing Hands is helping to train and employ blind nationals in massage therapy in the hope that the nation can emulate China and South Korea, where tens of thousands of blind citizens have become massage therapists.
US$3.5bn Baha Mar resort launch delayed until next spring
BY Helen Andrews | 15 Sep 2014
Originally scheduled to open in December of this year, the US$3.5 billion (€2.7bn, £2.2bn) Baha Mar resort complex in the Bahamas has delayed its debut until late spring 2015 due to a series of hitches.
Water Palace Spa planned for hotel in Xiamen, China, by A.W. Lake
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Sep 2014
The Urban Resort Concept-operated (URC) PuShang Hotel and Spa in Xiamen, China, is set to open in Q4 of 2016 with a Water Palace Spa, based on the importance of bathing in Chinese culture.
     
 


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