WHEN & WHERE
THE FUTURE OF WELLNESS TRAVEL
WHEN: MONDAY 6 NOVEMBER 10.30-12.00
WHERE: WTM INSPIRE THEATRE - EU490
Wellness tourism is growing twice as fast as tourism overall, and has shown robust growth every year since the Global Wellness Institute fi rst defi ned the category. It is now over a half- trillion-dollar market and shows no sign of slowing down. This session will emphasise both current and future trends that will help set the foundation for a person, company or country who wants to profi t from this sector.
Speakers: Dr. Franz Linser, CEO, Linser Hospitality GmbJH | Susie Ellis, Chairman and CEO, Global Wellness Institute | Susan Harmsworth, Founder and Chairman, ESPA International | Stella Photi, Founder and Managing Director, Wellbeing Escapes | Vicente Torres Ferrer, Director of Tourism, Ibiza | Delia de Miguel, Coodinator, Ibiza es Wellness
DIFFERENTIATION IN WELLNESS TRAVEL IS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
WHEN: TUESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 13.00-14.30
WHERE: WTM INSPIRE THEATRE - EU490
Consumers are increasingly factoring wellness into their travel decisions, which is creating immense opportunities for a myriad of stakeholders. Wellness travel is growing twice as quickly as tourism overall, and has shown robust growth every year since the Global Wellness Institute fi rst defi ned the category and began tracking its revenue. It is now over a half-trillion-dollar market and shows no sign of slowing down – expected to reach $800 billion-plus by
2020.This session will emphasise
differentiation. The traveller is becoming increasingly conscious of what they need and want when it comes to wellness. Some emerging requests may surprise you.
Speakers: Susie Ellis, Chairman and CEO, Global Wellness Institute | Dr. Franz Linser, CEO, Linser Hospitality GmbJH | Jean- Claude Baumgarten, Chairman and CEO, CREWE Associates | Anne Biging, Founder and CEO, Healing Hotels of the World | Dr Elina Michopoulou, Senior Lecturer Business Management, University of Derby | Italian Tourism Board Representative
Organised by Global Wellness Institute
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