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With the wellness market and wellness retreats booming and expected to reach $1.4 trillion in 2025, demand for new ways to improve our health and wellness has never been stronger…
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With the wellness market and wellness retreats booming and expected to reach $1.4 trillion in 2025, demand for new ways to improve our health and wellness has never been stronger…
The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts, a boutique luxury hotel brand, has recently inaugurated The Pavilions Vitality, a new wellbeing clinic in Phuket, Thailand. This clinic enhances the wellness services provided…
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Acupuncture is an ancient practice that has captivated people worldwide with its intriguing blend of tradition and healing. Whether you’re curious about its origins, considering it as a treatment option…
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In recent years, wild swimming has surged in popularity, transforming from a niche hobby into a mainstream activity celebrated for its myriad health benefits. But exactly what is wild swimming?…
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Congham Hall Hotel & Spa has just launched their newest treatment making them the only luxury hotel and spa in Norfolk to offer a male only treatment. Their gentleman’s facial…
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With people becoming increasingly health conscious it is hardly surprising that there has been an increase in health-related tourism in recent years.
Part of this surge has revolved around wellness, with spas and retreats becoming increasingly popular, especially with the more mature and single travellers. Trips to Asia now often involve spa treatments, meditation and yoga, as well as lounging on the beach. Europe and North America has continued this trend. That you can also inject a good dose of fun in your healthy holidays proves the popular Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea where the healing properties of its mineral-rich mud combine with music concerts, street parades and everything mud-related from mud baths and mud wrestling to mud massage. Are you instead looking for a more spartan or esoteric spa experience, then why not unwind in a Tajik mountain sanatorium, Soviet style? We’ve got it all covered.
Eating healthily is an essential component of the healthy holiday, with many tourists believing that this is a key part of ensuring you return home refreshed.
There has also been a boom in medical tourism with many deciding to take advantage of the excellent standard of medical care and relatively low cost of private medicine in countries such as Thailand.
When going on holiday it is a good idea to ensure that you have insurance that covers your trip. If you are a frequent traveller it might be in your best interest to acquire an annual package.