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Mayor of hot spring city Rotorua in New Zealand invited to GSWS
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Aug 2014
Steve Chadwick, the Mayor of Rotorua, New Zealand, has been invited to address the Global Spa & Wellness Summit (GSWS) 2014 in Morocco in September to promote the city’s potential for natural hot spring developments.
Former Miraval chief Michael Tompkins joins Hilton Head Health
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Aug 2014
Michael Tompkins, former CEO and president of Miraval Resort and Spa, is taking the reins at Hilton Head Health in South Carolina, US, having been bowled over by the business.
Exclusive: YeloSpa’s Nicolas Ronco outlines ambitious expansion plans
BY Jak Phillips | 11 Aug 2014
Nicolas Ronco, the French entrepreneur behind spa and nap concept YeloSpa, is aiming to expand the US-based business into Europe, as part of large-scale plans that will also see the company franchise up to 150 US locations and launch a sleep and wellbeing product range.
Malaysia wants 1,500 new spa therapists by 2020
BY Tom Anstey | 11 Aug 2014
The Malaysian government is looking to train 1,500 new spa therapists over the next five years to support the country’s ever-growing spa industry, which is expected to contribute RM400m (US$125m, €93.4m, £74.5m) to gross national income by 2020.
Spafinder's Susie Ellis advises national tourism bodies to categorise their wellness activities
BY Helen Andrews | 08 Aug 2014
Spa expert Susie Ellis has encouraged countries around the world to categorise their tourism activities accurately, so that global wellness tourism research and analysis can be carried out more efficiently and accurately, as she prepares the latest Global Spa and Wellness Economy report for the 2014 Summit.
Spa details revealed for Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Bali jungle
BY Helen Andrews | 07 Aug 2014
The Ritz-Carlton Reserve property in Bali – Mandapa – is set to open later this year in the district of Ubud, famous for its arts and crafts, with views of terraced rice paddy fields adjacent to the village temple, lush gardens, meditative spaces and a spa.
Injuries from unlicensed massage parlours on the rise in Japan
BY Helen Andrews | 07 Aug 2014
The Japanese Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry has identified approximately 330 unlicensed massage parlours in Tokyo and 38 other prefectures, and 110 qualified spas, responsible for injuring customers.
New Zealand massage therapist referred teen to local healer for 'exorcism'
BY Helen Andrews | 06 Aug 2014
A massage therapist in New Zealand has been censured after sending a 16-year old client to a healer from a Maori tribe to cleanse her “auric field” without explaining that the teenager would be repeatedly immersed in a river.
Thai Healing Academy specialises in long distance online massage therapy training
BY Helen Andrews | 06 Aug 2014
The Thai Healing Massage Academy, based in Thailand’s city of Chiang Mai, has introduced a new and improved system for long distance online massage therapy training.
The first Peninsula-branded hotel on European soil opens in Paris
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Luxury Asian hotel collection The Peninsula Hotels has entered Europe for the first time with the opening of the brand new Peninsula Paris property.
Decision-making improved by just 15 minutes of meditation: study
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Research has found that just 15 minutes of mindful meditation can help people make more rational decisions, suggesting a way to boost business performance by improving employee health via corporate meditation programmes.
Four Seasons Resort Orlando launches at Walt Disney World Resort
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Special guest Mickey Mouse attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially mark the opening of Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World.
Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel and Residences debut in super-yacht marina resort
BY Helen Andrews | 04 Aug 2014
The Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel and Residences are now open in Tivat, in the 250-berth super-yacht marina resort of Porto Montenegro.
California's Bacara Resort & Spa enhances its spa menu
BY Helen Andrews | 04 Aug 2014
The 42,000sq ft (3,902sq m) Bacara Resort & Spa on the Gaviota Coast in California, US, has enhanced its spa experience with a new menu of services and a new rooftop Mud Bar bathing zone.
Malaysia competes with Singapore and Thailand for medical tourists
BY Helen Andrews | 01 Aug 2014
Malaysia is seeking to overtake its neighbours Singapore and Thailand as the prime destination for medical and wellness tourism, appealing to less affluent international consumers, including visitors seeking spas.
Intravenous hydration hangover therapy grows in popularity in the US
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
Intravenous treatment ‘bars’ are growing in popularity in the US, offering customers ‘hydration therapy’ for ailments ranging from acute illnesses to the more common hangover.
The Langham, Sydney closes for AUS$30m revamp
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
The Langham, Sydney, closed its doors on 24 July to begin its AUS$30m (US$28m, €21m, £17m) refurbishment of the lobby, dining areas, guestrooms, ballroom and the addition of signature Langham Hospitality features, such as the afternoon tea room called Palm Court and a luxury Chuan Spa.
Revitalize Wellness Center launches in Nairobi, Kenya
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
The Revitalize Wellness Center has opened in the commercial neighbourhood of Westlands in Nairobi, Kenya, offering a new gym, group fitness classes, spa treatments, nutrition consultations, meditation, yoga, a salon, plus a coffee and juice bar.
No clear benefits to eating more than five portions of fruit and veg
BY Helen Andrews | 30 Jul 2014
There are no added benefits to eating more than five 80g portions of fruit and vegetables daily, according to researchers from Chinese and US universities including the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston.
Stakeholders at Indian medical tourism summit focus on improvements
BY Helen Andrews | 30 Jul 2014
Major stakeholders at the Medical & Wellness Tourism Summit 2014 in New Delhi, India, discussed the need for a national accreditation body for the sector, in addition to improvements to infrastructure and a reduction in visa process complications for tourists.
     
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5977 to 5996 of 9614 news stories
Mayor of hot spring city Rotorua in New Zealand invited to GSWS
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Aug 2014
Steve Chadwick, the Mayor of Rotorua, New Zealand, has been invited to address the Global Spa & Wellness Summit (GSWS) 2014 in Morocco in September to promote the city’s potential for natural hot spring developments.
Former Miraval chief Michael Tompkins joins Hilton Head Health
BY Helen Andrews | 12 Aug 2014
Michael Tompkins, former CEO and president of Miraval Resort and Spa, is taking the reins at Hilton Head Health in South Carolina, US, having been bowled over by the business.
Exclusive: YeloSpa’s Nicolas Ronco outlines ambitious expansion plans
BY Jak Phillips | 11 Aug 2014
Nicolas Ronco, the French entrepreneur behind spa and nap concept YeloSpa, is aiming to expand the US-based business into Europe, as part of large-scale plans that will also see the company franchise up to 150 US locations and launch a sleep and wellbeing product range.
Malaysia wants 1,500 new spa therapists by 2020
BY Tom Anstey | 11 Aug 2014
The Malaysian government is looking to train 1,500 new spa therapists over the next five years to support the country’s ever-growing spa industry, which is expected to contribute RM400m (US$125m, €93.4m, £74.5m) to gross national income by 2020.
Spafinder's Susie Ellis advises national tourism bodies to categorise their wellness activities
BY Helen Andrews | 08 Aug 2014
Spa expert Susie Ellis has encouraged countries around the world to categorise their tourism activities accurately, so that global wellness tourism research and analysis can be carried out more efficiently and accurately, as she prepares the latest Global Spa and Wellness Economy report for the 2014 Summit.
Spa details revealed for Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Bali jungle
BY Helen Andrews | 07 Aug 2014
The Ritz-Carlton Reserve property in Bali – Mandapa – is set to open later this year in the district of Ubud, famous for its arts and crafts, with views of terraced rice paddy fields adjacent to the village temple, lush gardens, meditative spaces and a spa.
Injuries from unlicensed massage parlours on the rise in Japan
BY Helen Andrews | 07 Aug 2014
The Japanese Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry has identified approximately 330 unlicensed massage parlours in Tokyo and 38 other prefectures, and 110 qualified spas, responsible for injuring customers.
New Zealand massage therapist referred teen to local healer for 'exorcism'
BY Helen Andrews | 06 Aug 2014
A massage therapist in New Zealand has been censured after sending a 16-year old client to a healer from a Maori tribe to cleanse her “auric field” without explaining that the teenager would be repeatedly immersed in a river.
Thai Healing Academy specialises in long distance online massage therapy training
BY Helen Andrews | 06 Aug 2014
The Thai Healing Massage Academy, based in Thailand’s city of Chiang Mai, has introduced a new and improved system for long distance online massage therapy training.
The first Peninsula-branded hotel on European soil opens in Paris
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Luxury Asian hotel collection The Peninsula Hotels has entered Europe for the first time with the opening of the brand new Peninsula Paris property.
Decision-making improved by just 15 minutes of meditation: study
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Research has found that just 15 minutes of mindful meditation can help people make more rational decisions, suggesting a way to boost business performance by improving employee health via corporate meditation programmes.
Four Seasons Resort Orlando launches at Walt Disney World Resort
BY Helen Andrews | 05 Aug 2014
Special guest Mickey Mouse attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially mark the opening of Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World.
Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel and Residences debut in super-yacht marina resort
BY Helen Andrews | 04 Aug 2014
The Regent Porto Montenegro Hotel and Residences are now open in Tivat, in the 250-berth super-yacht marina resort of Porto Montenegro.
California's Bacara Resort & Spa enhances its spa menu
BY Helen Andrews | 04 Aug 2014
The 42,000sq ft (3,902sq m) Bacara Resort & Spa on the Gaviota Coast in California, US, has enhanced its spa experience with a new menu of services and a new rooftop Mud Bar bathing zone.
Malaysia competes with Singapore and Thailand for medical tourists
BY Helen Andrews | 01 Aug 2014
Malaysia is seeking to overtake its neighbours Singapore and Thailand as the prime destination for medical and wellness tourism, appealing to less affluent international consumers, including visitors seeking spas.
Intravenous hydration hangover therapy grows in popularity in the US
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
Intravenous treatment ‘bars’ are growing in popularity in the US, offering customers ‘hydration therapy’ for ailments ranging from acute illnesses to the more common hangover.
The Langham, Sydney closes for AUS$30m revamp
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
The Langham, Sydney, closed its doors on 24 July to begin its AUS$30m (US$28m, €21m, £17m) refurbishment of the lobby, dining areas, guestrooms, ballroom and the addition of signature Langham Hospitality features, such as the afternoon tea room called Palm Court and a luxury Chuan Spa.
Revitalize Wellness Center launches in Nairobi, Kenya
BY Helen Andrews | 31 Jul 2014
The Revitalize Wellness Center has opened in the commercial neighbourhood of Westlands in Nairobi, Kenya, offering a new gym, group fitness classes, spa treatments, nutrition consultations, meditation, yoga, a salon, plus a coffee and juice bar.
No clear benefits to eating more than five portions of fruit and veg
BY Helen Andrews | 30 Jul 2014
There are no added benefits to eating more than five 80g portions of fruit and vegetables daily, according to researchers from Chinese and US universities including the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston.
Stakeholders at Indian medical tourism summit focus on improvements
BY Helen Andrews | 30 Jul 2014
Major stakeholders at the Medical & Wellness Tourism Summit 2014 in New Delhi, India, discussed the need for a national accreditation body for the sector, in addition to improvements to infrastructure and a reduction in visa process complications for tourists.
     
 


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