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p30 Evian’s Laurent Houel


p40 ISPA 2012 US Spa Industry Study


p48 Nordic spas in Québec, Canada


7|Editor’s letter: Thinking local Liz Terry on how the spa industry is developing as a proximity market


16|Letters Views on corporate wellness in Australia and global spa education


20|News WTS acquires Blu Spas; Conrad launches an in-house spa brand suitable for a global rollout; new Brazilian spa backed by AOL’s co- founder and Body Shop entrepreneur


26|Everyone’s talking about: Pampering Are spas missing a trick in their move away from indulgence? Elly Earls gets the industry’s opinions


p66 Radiation therapy in Austria


30|Interview: Laurent Houel Evian’s global brand development director tells Katie Barnes about the group’s new evianSpa licence concept that’s set for a strategic global rollout


36|Consultant profi le: Patrick Saussay T e consultant who’s charged with evianSpa’s international development


40|Research: Steady States Colin McIlheney analyses the latest statistics from the US spa sector


48|Spa tourism:


Canada’s creative spark T e Canadian province of Québec is leading the way in spa innovation says Terry Stevens


10 Read Spa Business online spabusiness.com / digital


66|Radiate health Healing caves are part of the better ageing off ering at Austria’s Grand Park Hotel. Katie Barnes investigates


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52|Association profi le: Lucie Brosseau T e head of a new spa association in Québec talks to Katie Barnes about numbers, trends and challenges


56|Research: Work it out Katherine Johnston reveals key recommendations following a much-needed study on global spa management training


60|Top team: Miraval T e team that created the new spa at Miraval shared a bold vision as Liz Terry discovered on her visit


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