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SpaFinder continues growth
Following on from a successful 2010, Spa and wellness resource SpaFinder is continuing to expand with further appointments to support its European expansion programme.
Steiner invest inVegas development
Steiner Leisure Ltd has entered into a lease agreement with Tropicana Las Vegas Hotel and Casino to be the exclusive operator of the Spa facility at the renovated and expanded Tropicana Las Vegas.
“We are designing one of the most beautiful Spas and fitness centres in Las Vegas, with a casual elegance that matches the rest of our resort. We are thrilled to have an operator of the caliber of Steiner,” says Tom McCartney, Tropicana’s President and Chief Operating Officer.
The Spa will have a South Beach theme, and Steiner will contribute up to $5.2 million toward the construction of the Spa facility.
Steiner Leisure Ltd:
www.timetospa.com
Gwen Hayden and Eva McCann have been appointed as European Business Development Managers. Eva joins SpaFinder with a wealth of experience in marketing, event management and client services. She will be responsible for the development and management of the SpaFinder network of day, medical and stay Spas in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Gwen has a proven track record in sales, project management and data analysis and will be responsible for France, Monaco, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Both Eva and Gwen will be establishing a gifting and corporate sales network in their respective countries, bringing SpaFinder gift vouchers to the incentive and reward markets as well as developing the retail side of the business.
SpaFinderEurope: +44 (0) 870 121 6066
Well-being under debate
A group of 40 people from a range of backgrounds in business, universities, government and the voluntary sector have been drafted in by the UK’s Office for the National Statistics (ONS) to help measure the nation’s well-being.
The National Statistician Jil Matheson has convened the Measuring National Well-being Forum to engage directly in the debate with key stakeholders, including policy makers, analysts, business leaders and academics in the UK and abroad.
The Forum’s role will be to discuss the main themes emerging from the national debate which concludes in April and provide advice on how to deliver credible measures of subjective well-being, and of wider national well-being, to meet policy and public needs.
Jil Matheson who chairs the Measuring National Well-being Forum said:
“Through the Measuring National Well- being Programme, ONS is leading a debate in the UK about how best to provide a picture of ‘how society is doing’, that doesn’t simply rely on economic data. We want to develop measures of national well-being based on what people tell us matters most.”
“Measuring the nation’s well-being is a huge task to undertake but I am confident with the expertise and support of the forum announced today, we will succeed in developing measures that reflect society today”.
The first stage of the national debate is underway and will run until April, and the findings will inform the development of the measures that will be used to track the nation’s well-being. The second stage of the debate will be from April into the Summer 2011 and will concentrate more on how measures should be developed.
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