September 2024
It’s back to school month, so it’s the perfect time to enroll in Wellness Travel University. Learn all about the profitable world of wellness travel, get certified, and receive access to a whole new set of clients.
In addition to our GOLD Course, we offer all sorts of specialty courses. Our newest, which goes live this month, focuses on Six Senses. By the way, if you prefer to take any of our courses in another language, versions are now available in tongues ranging from Arabic and Chinese to Spanish and French …we have even translated the course into Icelandic!
For those with a personal interest in wellness, think about taking part in World Wellness Weekend. Between September 20 and 22, thousands of venue around the world open their doors to offer free wellness activities, ranging from yoga and meditation to massage workshops and hikes. To discover wellness activities near you or online, visit www.wellmap.org
If the words gökotta and hygge aren’t in your wellness vocabulary yet, you probably haven’t been to Sweden. Scandinavia’s version of wellness encompasses feel-good philosophies and rituals grounded in simplicity, connection and nature. One writer went to Sweden to explore the country’s unique take on wellness.
Leave it to Michelin to develop a roster of Asia’s most luxurious wellness sanctuaries The list includes 11 locales that not only encapsulate the essence of holistic self-care, but also serve as gateways to some of the world’s most revered well-being traditions.
By far, women make up the majority of wellness travelers. So, it’s a natural evolution that the wellness tourism industry is starting to offer programs aimed at the onset of menopause symptoms. CNN takes a look at the phenomenon.
Wellness resorts around the globe are embracing the power of nature to fuel the body and spirit. Organic Spa Magazine looks at some unique, open-air experiences that restore, refresh, and renew.
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