news update Comfort Zone supplies the spa
Ferragamo family launches second spa
Comfort Zone has partnered with White Iris Beauty Spa, a new boutique wellness facility at the Hotel Continentale in central Florence, Italy. The hotel is part of the Lungarno Collection, a brand owned by the Ferragamo family which is most well known for its fashionable shoes. The three-treatment room spa opened in June. It’s designed in a simple, elegant Florentine style with muted colours and soft lighting. There are nine properties in the
Lungarno portfolio, including a resort in Tuscany with a Daniela Steiner Spa. Read more:
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Six Senses opens Taoist spa in its fi rst Chinese resort The Qing Cheng Mountain resort includes a 18,400sq ft spa that draws on Taoist heritage
Six Senses has opened its fi rst Chinese resort, Qing Cheng Mountain, in the historic and cultural setting of Chengdu. The hotel is the largest Six Senses to date, with 102 suites and 11 villas, and is the seventh Six Senses Resort. The Qing Cheng Mountain resort will include a 10-treatment-room, 18,400sq ft (1,710sq m) Six Senses Spa with waterfall and garden views. The spa will draw on the area’s Taoist heritage, incorporating traditional Chinese medicine elements into its varied treatments.
“We are excited about the opening of Six Senses Spa Qing Cheng Mountain as it not only offers a stunning location, but a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of modern city life,” says Anna Bjurstam, vice president of spas and wellness. Designed by Habita Architects, the
resort is set at the gateway to the Qing Cheng Mountains in the homeland of the giant panda, and was created to com- plement the UNESCO World Heritage & Natural Cultural site at nearby Dujiangyan. Read more:
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Global Wellness Round Table, Wales, draws experts The Chanel spa will open this year
First Chanel-branded spa to open at Ritz Paris
The fi rst ever Chanel-branded spa will open at the soon-to-be reno- vated Ritz Paris at the end of 2015. The spa will “provide guests with a unique sensorial and customised experience which has been inspired by Chanel’s art of skincare.”
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The Global Wellness Round Table, Wales, was held in July at Swansea University, UK – only the sixth to be organised in the world and one of the fi rst in Europe. Delegates from public, private and voluntary sectors across disciplines such as medicine, spa and wellness, youth work, sport and community health gathered to discuss ways in which collaborations can be conceived and implemented and then monitored and used as examples of best practice. The output from the event, convened by
Dr Terry Stevens of Stevens Associates, is to result in a white paper in wellness interventions that can be operationalised. Keynote speaker Franz Linser, a member of the board of the Global Wellness
Dr Terry Stevens organised the day
Institute (GWI), told delegates about the aims of the GWI, which is seeking to empower wellness-related businesses to improve their reach and effectiveness. Linser said spas must teach consumers a range of skills to underpin wellbeing. Read more:
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