spa news
Spawelcomes French beauty
brand TheWaldorfAstoriaAmsterdamhas announced an exclusive partnership with luxury French beauty brand Guerlain.
Set alongsideAmsterdam’smost famous canal, the Herengracht, the venue’s new boutique Spa is set to open this Spring and will offer indulgent, sensorial experiences twinned with cutting edge and fully personalised treatments which are completely bespoke to guests’ needs and expectations.
“We are thrilled to be featuring Guerlain as our exclusive Spa partner,” commented Roberto Payer, generalmanager ofWaldorfAstoria Amsterdam. “With luxurious and indulgent treatments, we felt that this was the perfect match for such a historical, elegant and lovingly restored property in this beautiful city.”
TheWaldorfAstoria inAmsterdam. Success for
Europe ranks No. 1 forwellness
tourismtrips The GlobalWellnessTourismCongress (GWTC) has released new findings on the European wellness
tourismmarket.The research fromits GlobalWellnessTourism Economy report, the first study to focus on the size and analyse this fast-growing travel category, revealed that Europe is a wellness travel powerhouse – ranking first globally for annual trips taken (203million) and second for expenditures (€115.3billion).
Six of the top ten nations for wellness tourismexpenditures are in Europe ranking in order as Germany, France,Austria, UK, Italy and Switzerland. In addition, this well- established travelmarket is set to experience a 7.3%annual growth rate through 2017, with developing nations like Russia,Turkey and Poland clocking the fastest growth.
“Europeans are themost sophisticated, experienced wellness- and prevention- focused focused travellers on the planet,” commented Susie Ellis, Chairman and CEO of the GWTC. “And with somany European tourismboards – fromAustria to Slovenia – now smartly promoting their unique offerings, the region will only continue to attract more health-minded travellers fromall over the world.”
Spring event Whittlebury Hall Hotel and Spa were delighted to recently host the Elemis Spring Into Detox Evening.
Guests at the event enjoyed an evening of detox and pampering experiences with a Springtime twist, with complementary treatments to revitalise and detoxify.
Guests at the event were given the chance to try Elemis products and take advantage of the exclusive offers available.
Those attending were also given the chance to try products for themselves and take advantage of the exclusive offers available.
Newappointmentwelcomed
FRHI Hotels&Resorts (FRHI), the parent company of Raffles Hotels &Resorts, Fairmont Hotels&Resorts and Swissôtel Hotels&Resorts, has announced the appointment ofAndrew Gibson as their newVice President, Spas andWellness.
Bringing over 25 years of international hospitality experience in the fields of Spa, wellness and leisure to his new role,Andrew will be responsible for the development and execution of the company's Spa strategy, including defining and implementing standards globally across all of FRHI’s leading hotel and Spa brands.
Jennifer Fox, President International, FRHI and President, Fairmont Brand told GN: "I’mvery pleased to be welcomingAndrew to the FRHI team. He is a visionary who has had a significant influence on the Spa industry over the course of his career. He will bring a fresh and revitalised approach to our health and wellness strategies.”
Andrew Gibson.
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