WorldSprings has opened its third geothermal spa in the US at Zion Canyon Hot Springs, in Utah, with more than 50 mineral pools.
This desert oasis joins WorldSprings’ sites in Texas and Colorado as the company expands its concept – recreating globally renowned hot spring locations such as Vichy in France, The Dead Sea and The Blue Lagoon, Iceland, by engineering the water.
Zion Canyon Hot Springs is both owned and managed by WorldSprings. The project broke ground in March last year and opened to the public today (15 July 2025). The site’s maximum capacity is 800 guests at any one time.
At the 2024 Global Wellness Summit, Christopher Barrett, CEO of WorldSprings, highlighted
his plans to bring water-based wellness to everyone and this third site is part of that strategy.
Zion Canyon Hot Springs has 53 bodies of water – each of which features one of three types of water: mineral, freshwater and “inspired”.
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Christopher Barrett
Lisa Starr reports from Bathhouse Williamsburg
Lake Louise to debut expansive bathing circuit
■ Sixteen of the pools will have water that mimics that of iconic hot spring locations
spa business people
Adam Lawson to drive European expansion as group general manager for Champneys
Champneys has appointed Adam Lawson to the role of group general manager, to drive the international expansion of the British spa brand.
He will lead operations across all Champneys resorts, hotels and city spas, ensuring brand consistency while steering the organisation through a crucial period of growth.
Earlier this year, Champneys announced it will open its first European property at the new 135-key Gran Marbella Resort and Beach Club in Spain.
Lawson has been promoted from within Champneys, first as GM of the brand’s flagship Tring resort, before he became regional general manager for both Tring and Henlow Grange.
This role is about bringing fresh energy, insight and structure to our training and treatment philosophy
Abigail James
My focus is on blending our heritage with the needs of a global clientele
Adam Lawson
Lawson will now be in charge of bringing the brand to new audiences as it seeks to expand its global footprint.
When asked how he plans to adapt Champney’s wellness philosophy for international guests at the new Marbella location, Lawson told Spa Business exclusively: “At Champneys, our wellness philosophy is grounded in over a century of holistic health expertise. As we bring this legacy to Marbella, my focus is on seamlessly blending our heritage with the needs of a global clientele. We’re curating an experience that reflects the tranquillity and therapeutic traditions we’re known for, while embracing the vibrant spirit of the Mediterranean.”
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Abigail James to lead treatment and education as training director for ESPA
Abigail James, facialist to the stars and known in the global press as “the queen of skin”, has been appointed as ESPA’s training director.
James’ two decades of clinical experience, education and consultancy will enable her to lead the evolution of the brand’s global treatment and education programmes.
Her priorities will include deepening therapist expertise, advancing protocol development and enhancing the spa guest experience.
She is known for the creation of her own holistic therapy, Rejuvology, a rejuvenating facial contour massage. The protocol is now taught internationally. Her other accomplishments include a background in entrepreneurship, coaching, neurolinguistic programming, digital communication and she’s the author of two books on skin health and ageing well – The Glow Plan: Face Massage for Happy, Healthy Skin in 4 Weeks and Love Your Skin.
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It's a moment filled with many emotions — pride, gratitude and excitement for what’s ahead
Neil Jacobs
Neil Jacobs leaves Six Senses and launches Wild Origins
Neil Jacobs, has revealed the launch of a new business called Wild Origins as he steps back from his role as CEO of Six Senses after more than 13 years.
"I'm setting out on a new adventure," Jacobs told Spa Business. "Some might assume stepping down means slowing down or retiring – that road is not for me.
"Wild Origins is a chance to explore fresh ideas, challenge assumptions and collaborate with kindred spirits who believe – as I do – that hospitality can be a force for good."
Wild Origins will provide consultancy services that range from strategic advisory, brand and marketing development to financial and operational assessments. It will also deliver sustainability planning and execution, concept development and pre-opening strategies. Partners seeking expansion advice already include Capella Hotels and Resorts, which has properties across Asia and Desa Potato Head Family.
Neil Jacobs
Neil Jacobs has stepped down from Six Senses and launched a new business called Wild Origins
Hagastrand spa, Stockholm
Nobis Hospitality Group is preparing to unveil Hagastrand, a wellness destination within a royal park in Stockholm, Sweden
SPA BUSINESS INSIGHTS
Glacial bathing
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise will open Basin, a new bathing concept for the brand, in Canada
Serene Surenne
The first Maybourne hotel in France debuts with members club Surrenne Riviera and its three floors of wellness
Aufguss saunamasters
Lisa Starr reports from New York City, at the first-ever US trials for the Aufguss World Masters Championships
Supplier news
The latest in products and innovation from Ammortal Chamber, Wildsmith, Wooden Toolz, Halotherapy Solutions and Bridgestone Softrobotics
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'Chief happiness officer' greets guests at first Japanese Fairmont
Hospitality group Accor has launched its first Fairmont Hotels and Resorts-branded property in Japan, the Fairmont Tokyo, with a chief happiness officer – a Labrador Retriever called Serene – who welcomes visitors on arrival in the lobby.
The 217-key hotel and spa sits on floors 35-43 in the newly developed Blue Front Shibaura Tower South in the capital city’s Shibaura district with meandering canals, lush gardens and iconic nearby landmarks – such as the majestic Zojoji Temple.
The Fairmont Spa and Health Club is on the hotel's 35th floor.
DEVELOPMENT
The spa has four treatment rooms – including a couple’s room – with views over the surrounding gardens.
There's also a relaxation deck with a view of Tokyo Tower, an outdoor pool, a 20-metre indoor infinity pool and a hot tub.
The male changing area has a hot tub, cold plunge and a dry sauna. The female changing area has a hot tub and steam sauna.
The gym has spaces for free weights, functional training, equipment by Technogym and studios for group classes in yoga, personal training and boxing. MORE >>> http://lei.sr/K2X5v_B
Nobis Hospitality Group to open Stockholm spa in royal park
It's exciting to open the doors to a new dimension of immersive wellbeing
Alla Sokolova, Nobis Hospitality Group
Privately-owned hospitality company Nobis Hospitality Group will unveil a new Swedish wellness destination property called Hagastrand in Q4 this year, located next to the Brunnesviken lake in Stockholm’s royal park, Haga. When it opens, the property will be part of Marriott International’s luxury Autograph Collection and known as Hagastrand, Autograph Collection. The 215-key property has been designed by Wingårdhs Architects to incorporate Nordic features and spaces for work and relaxation.
The 2,500sq m Hagastrand Spa's concept has been developed by Nobis’ wellness expert Alla Sokolova. It will combine Nordic rituals, biohacking tech and immersive sensory design – including a selfplaying titanium gong experience.
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■ Chief happiness officer, Serene
■ Hagastrand Spa will have a thermal bathing circuit
INVESTMENT
Othership raises $11.3m for US expansion
Contrast bathing and social wellness start-up Othership has raised US$11.3 million (€10.5 million, £8.94 million) to expand its presence across the US.
The Toronto-based firm is known for its social sauna and ice bath experiences, with three existing sites – two in Toronto, Canada, and a US flagship in the Flatiron district of New York City.
Othership will use the funds to increase the number of its sites in New York. The company is already expecting to open its second Manhattan location in
LAUNCH
Bamford Wellness Spa opens at first Australian 1 Hotel
Starwood Hotels has opened its first 1 Hotel in Australia – 1 Hotel Melbourne – with a Bamford Wellness Spa, created in partnership with organic and sustainable living pioneer Carole Bamford.
Guests of the 227-key hotel and its 114 residences (under the 1 Homes brand) have access to the Bamford Spa, which is located on a dedicated wellness floor, alongside a Field House 24-hour gym with equipment by Technogym.
Created by Carole Bamford in the English countryside, the Bamford Spa concept brings her approach to sustainable
Not long ago we were running ice baths in my backyard
Robbie Bent, co-founder, Othership
the Williamsburg neighbourhood at the end of this quarter.
Co-founded in 2019 by Robbie Bent and four other sober wellness enthusiasts, the first bathhouse opened in 2022 in Ontario, Canada.
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Alena
Stavnjak, director of spa, Starwood Hotels
and organic living to Melbourne through nature-led treatments.
The spa has five treatment rooms and there's also an indoor pool and hydrothermal experiences.
■ The Bamford Wellness Spa has
Fitness, health, wellness
Fitness, health, wellness
Excitement is building for the new all-keynote HCM Summit 2025 from Spa Business magazine and HCM magazine.
The event will bring together a powerful lineup of speakers to share insights and experience, with a focus on business success and innovation.
You’ll go away inspired and informed, with ideas to implement in your professional life, as well as valuable contacts and access to best practice to drive your success as we head into 2026.
In addition to the summit talks, a carefully curated exhibition will showcase the latest innovations, while summit networking events, including the After Party, hosted by Les Mills, will give the opportunity to make new contacts and do business.
All this, along with product sampling, book signings and activations make the summit a powerful and useful event for the sector.
Liz Terry HCM editor and CEO of Leisure Media
spa business insights
We believe Basin Glacial Waters in the Canadian Rockies is poised to become the world’s next natural wonder of bathing
Emlyn Brown, senior VP
of wellbeing, strategy, design and development at Accor
Glacial bathing
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies will mark a "wellness first" for Fairmont when it opens its new thermal bathing circuit
■ The indoor Glacial Lounge is where guests will be able to sample small dishes of freshly prepared food – including bone broth, nootropics and adaptogens
Anew bathing experience called Basin Glacial Waters will open at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, later this quarter.
Basin Glacial Waters takes its name from its setting: Lake Louise is a natural basin fed by a direct glacial water source, the Victoria Glacier.
The 539-key hotel, owned by Oxford properties and a capital partner, is set within more than 6,500sq km of protected pine forest in the heart of Ban National Park, a UNESCO heritage site.
The concept
The new 1,719sq m bathing facility has been in development for two decades and the building is by internationally recognised architect Matteo Thun.
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Basin will have two wet treatment rooms in addition to the eight rooms at the hotel's existing spa
The design is inspired by the geological shifts and natural waterways that have shaped the landscape over time.
Accor, which owns operating company Fairmont, wants the site to define how visitors seek overall wellbeing in the Canadian Rockies.
Emlyn Brown, senior VP of wellbeing, strategy, design and development at Accor said, “Basin sets a new worldwide standard for thermal spa luxury, and will be a flagship for Fairmont’s new wellbeing platform. We’re confident this is the most exciting wellness opening of 2025, representing a groundbreaking shift in the meaning of wellness set within the breathtaking Canadian Rockies.”
For Matteo Thun and Partners’ first Canadian project, the firm
partnered closely with local architect MTA of Calgary. Barr + Wray were the hydrotherapy and thermal consultants and IBI worked on the landscape architecture, RJC provided structural engineering and WSP is the environmental consultant. Amy McDonald of Under a Tree consulted on the project for the owner in its early stages.
The thermal facilities
Basin Glacial Waters will o er three distinct journeys, curated to guide guests through the facilities, based on a wet, dry or combined experience. There is a low-lit passageway to start, traditional Finnish and bio saunas, an outdoor 20sq m Aufguss sauna and two additional steamrooms. There will also be a series of pools that connect the thermal bathing circuit. ●
a set capacity of just 90 guests at any one time to
■ Basin will have an expansive outdoor terrace for relaxation
■ Basin Glacial Waters will keep to
maintain a calming ambience
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Serene Surrenne
Surrenne Riviera, the first location in France for the members' club concept is open for business
treatments
Yoga, spin classes, TRX and Pilates will be available in two of four fitness studio spaces at Surrenne Riviera
The Maybourne Riviera has unveiled its second-ever wellness and longevity members club, Surrenne, at its new hotel in France.
Brand new imagery shows the 89-key hotel’s Surrenne Riviera club, which o ers three floors of health and wellness facilities, with sweeping views over the French commune of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and the Mediterranean coast beyond.
This opening follows Surrenne's debut in London, UK, last year and it also plans to launch a Surrenne members club in Paris, France, in 2027.
The Surrenne concept elevates Maybourne’s wellbeing programming for hotel guests but it is also a private members club. Members get exclusive access to the facilities and retreats at each Surrenne location.
Surrenne Riviera
The entire Monégasque property was designed by Michelle Wu, global head of design at Maybourne, to be an immersive cli top haven. Inspired by the Côte d’Azur and the healing power of water, Surrenne’s spaces have been created in a palette of calming blues, warm woods as well as Travertine and Moleanos stone.
The spa will o er
by Biologique Recherche
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Surrenne Riviera's members can access expert nutritional advice and experience recovery technologies at the spa
Dylan LeChevallier, spa manager at Surrenne Riviera, told Spa Business exclusively: "We are so excited to introduce our second wellness and longevity destination, Surrenne Riviera. The space features four otherworldly studio spaces overlooking the Mediterranean, designed for indoor and outdoor private training and group classes (including Lagree Fitness).
LeChevallier continued, "The spa will o er Surrenne’s signature treatments and a contrast therapy suite, with views of three countries – France, Monaco and Italy. Surrenne Riviera is truly a sensorial experience. We look forward to welcoming guests and visitors throughout this quarter and will be launching our first wellbeing retreats in Q4 this year."
The four studios include the Surrenne Gym (with equipment by Technogym), a Performance Studio
for one-to-one training, plus two spaces that open out onto the terrace without windows obstructing the view, for group classes. These two areas, called the Waves Studio and the Riviera Reflections will o er yoga, spin classes, TRX and Pilates – in collaboration with Lagree Fitness.
There is also an infinity pool, steamroom and sauna sanctuaries.
Memberships for this club are seasonal (like the hotel is) and limited, with application by request.
Treatments
In partnership with Biologique Recherche, facials and lymphatic drainage therapies for recovery are on the treatment menu.
Members can also access expert nutritional advice and experience cold therapy, infrared therapy, osteopathy and red light therapy at the spa. ●
■ Dylan LeChevallier, spa manager at Surrenne Riviera, said the property's first wellbeing retreats will launch in Q4
■ Studio spaces open out onto a terrace for unobstructed views
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Aufguss competitors take attendees on an exciting emotional journey
Lisa Starr, host, StarrCast Podcast and founder, Wynne Business
VITAL SIGNS
Aufguss saunamasters
Winners of the US trials will compete at the Aufguss World Masters in Italy
Judging from the lines of folks in the queue, you might have imagined that you were waiting to enter the latest trendy restaurant or sizzling cocktail bar. In fact, the destination was even hotter – the event sauna at Bathhouse Williamsburg, New York City, US!
The first-ever national US trials for the Aufguss World Masters Championship were held there recently and the excitement from organisers, partners Design for Leisure, competitors and attendees was palpable.
■ The trials took place at Bathhouse Williamsburg, NYC
Over two days, eight solo contenders and two teams competed to represent the US at the annual worldwide competition in Verona, Italy, between 15-21 September.
The fifteen-minute performances were judged by an international panel of four experts.
Lasse Eriksen, Aufguss WM VP and Norway Sauna Association was joined by Riccardo Marzi (Aufguss.it), Enrico Ganassin and Ong Lay Pay (Danish Sauna Association).
Judging criteria
Solo contestants are judged on five categories:
■ Professionalism Hygiene, cleanliness and safety are key to making participants feel comfortable and allow the audience to connect to the saunamaster's storytelling.
■ Heat A crucial component for any sauna, but judges look at how it's used during the ritual and when it's increased during the experience.
■ Towel waving techniques The difficulty of the style used and whether the movements integrate both hands and throws is assessed.
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■ Scents Essential oils are used on the sauna's stones, which are heated to 200-300 degrees Celsius. The judges want to see the oils, which have different burning points, used correctly and at the right points within the show's narrative.
■ The Show The judges assess the atmosphere and use of music and timing and how compelling the storyline is.
During team performances, judges pay attention to choreography and synchronisation.
Second-place finishers will have another opportunity to compete in play-offs (to be held in Germany, 28-31 August) for a last chance to participate in the World Championships.
This year national Aufguss World Masters trials have been held in 18 countries, including first-time entrants for Canada and the US – which join Japan as being among the first non-European countries to take part. ●
● Listen to interviews with organisers and participants on the StarrCast podcast at: www.wynnebusiness.com/starrcast-podcast
The US joins Canada and Japan among the fi rst non-European countries to compete
Solo category winners
1st place: Alonzo Solórzano, head saunamaster, Bathhouse NYC
2nd place: Travis Talmadge, saunamaster and co-founder, Bathhouse NYC
3rd place: TJ Lupo, saunamaster, MindZero Wellness, Virginia
Team category winners
1st place: Joli and Alexi Irvine, saunamasters, Lapis Spa at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas
2nd place: Alonzo Solórzano and Tovi Wayne, saunamasters, Bathhouse NYC.
■ Saunamasters told stories during 15-minute ceremonies
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ The Ammortal Chamber's bed geometry is based on space agency NASA's zero-gravity positioning research for comfort
Ammortal Chamber reveals multi-modality stacked bed for quick recovery results
Brian Le Gette reveals the different modalities included in Ammortal Chamber's stacked tech bed.
"Looking for the absolute state of the art in rejuvenation?" asks Brian Le Gette, CEO and co-founder of Ammortal Chamber. "Our stacked technologies deliver hours of restorative modalities in just one 30-minute session that leaves most individuals feeling in a state of calm but with 'caffeinated-like' energy."
The Ammoral Chamber, snapped up by wellness operators such as Amrit, combines multi-wave
pulsed electromagnetic and pulsed electric field technology; full body red and near-infrared photobiomodulation light; vibroacoustics; molecular hydrogen (through a nasal cannula); oxygen and ozone therapy; voice-guided breathwork and meditation in just one sitting to create "an unparalleled transformative experience".
Le Gette says the bed's geometry is based on NASA's zero-gravity positioning research for comfort, while users can customise energy/outcome sequences and guided voice options.
■ Brian Le Gette, CEO and co-founder, Ammortal Chamber
The company installed its first device in LA earlier this year at the Proper Club in Santa Monica –the first of many expected health, fitness and wellness membership clubs at a Proper Hotels in the US.
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Wildsmith releases light serum and cream for simplicity in warmer climates
Wildsmith has created two skincare products designed to deliver smoothing, dewy results with a barely-there feeling for warmer climates and seasons.
The Wildsmith Skin Radiance Light Serum (£85) is a featherlight, antioxidant-rich formula designed
■ Katherine Pye, general manager, Wildsmith Skin
to brighten and even skin tone. The brand says the formula protects against photodamage and pollution. Ingredients include niacinamide, English Mulberry and resveratrol – formulated for dull, pollutionstressed or sun-exposed skin.
The new Wildsmith Skin Hydrating Light Cream (£90) is a siliconefree gel-cream that provides up to 72-hours of hydration. The brand says the cream does this using slow-release bioactives such as upcycled English barley ferment, pentavitin and niacinamide.
Katherine Pye, general manager of Wildsmith said: “As our geographical footprint expands and our customers’ lifestyles evolve, so do their skincare
Wooden Toolz launches doctor-led Neck King
Chronic forward head posture and neck tension – often due to excessive screen use – contributes to muscular imbalances, headaches and overall stress.
That's why German firm Wooden Toolz has collaborated with medical professionals and physiotherapists to create Neck King: a neck stretcher with a 26˚ angle to help decompress the cervical spine, improve circulation and aid relaxation.
Made from a choice of sustainably-sourced wood, such as maple or abachi, in a minimalist design, Neck King is specifically intended for use in saunas.
However, founder Mirko Malec, says it's also an "excellent tool for meditation" – that it
■ The new products deliver a barelythere feel and weightless hydration
needs. Increasingly, they’re seeking simplicity, lightness and high performance – particularly in warmer climates and seasons. These new products are a natural next step."
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■ Th Diorumenda vitemquatus autaepera cumetures
could be used before treatments to enhance efficacy or bridge the gaps between services, or could simply be placed in cool-down areas or relaxation spaces for guests to discover.
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■ Mirko Malec
Bridgestone develops sensory bed with artificial muscles
Bridgestone, the global tyre manufacturer, has created artificial rubber muscle with a view to getting into the wellness and robotics sector.
Professionals at this year's Milan Design Week heard how it's spent 40 years developing a flexible and movable device and has now established an in-house start-up, Bridgestone Softrobotics Ventures (BSV), to roll it out.
The core product is Morph, a series of soft, artificial muscles powered by air which envelop people and use haptic technology to replicate natural movements. The breathing of an elephant, the wings of a bird flying or the ebb and flow of the tides are converted into data via video extraction and then installed in the muscles and played back.
BSV has collaborated with Zen monk Toryo Ito and creator group Konel to introduce four pop-up 'zenbot salons', known as Morph Inns, across Tokyo where people can use the technology to "reconnect with themselves in a profound and
authentic way". The experience is amplified by a combination of visual, auditory and olfactory effects.
At the Morph Inn pop-ups, drinks are served and "neuro music" is played, created by a music app called VIE Tunes, to enhance brain rhythms.
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Halotherapy Solutions partners with Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
Dry salt therapy equipment provider Halotherapy Solutions has marked its 10th anniversary with the integration of its Halosauna to the Spa at Four Seasons Toronto, Canada. The company has provided its sauna innovations to spas,
■ Steve Spiro, founder and CEO, Halotherapy Solutions
resorts, fitness centres, residential communities and recovery clinics globally, but this new Four Seasons partnership signals a key extension into the luxury hospitality market.
The Halosauna combines recovery modalities including dry salt therapy, infrared sauna, chromatherapy, aromatherapy into one unit. It also has bluetooth audio for guided meditation capability.
The sauna is available in multiple sizes, takes up a small footprint and Halotherapy Solutions says the unit is easy to install and easy to maintain.
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■ Demand for recovery therapies is driving sales of the
■ The Morph is a series of soft artificial inflated muscles
Halosauna
Beautylizer brings vibro-compression and LED therapy to longevity-focused spas, says Elena Kormilina
In today’s wellness landscape, guests expect more than surface-level beauty. Spas are shifting from indulgent escapes to holistic longevity and Beautylizer is leading this transformation.
This next-generation device combines rhythmic vibro-compression with therapeutic LED light, supporting long-term wellness, not just aesthetic improvements. It’s the ideal fit for spas specialising in longevity, detox, or anti-ageing retreats.
INNOVATIVE DESIGN
Beautylizer’s dual-modality design sets it apart. Mechanical vibro-compression stimulates circulation and lymphatic health, while red LED light penetrates deep into the skin to boost collagen production, reduce inflammation and encourage skin recovery. This biophotonic activity amplifies the body’s natural regenerative processes, supporting overall vitality.
DELIVERING RESTORATION
Treatments are comfortable, noninvasive, and easily integrated into daily routines. Guests often report better sleep, lighter legs and renewed vitality after just one session.
Beautylizer is a versatile, highreturn investment, its compact footprint, intuitive interface and
Beautylizer
brings modern therapy into spa spaces with elegance, efficiency and impact
Elena Kormilina, head of projects
minimal training requirements make adoption easy and with protocols for body, face and combined treatments, it fits seamlessly into spa menus. Its unique combination of vibro-compression and LED therapy also supports the body’s own healing power, making it a cornerstone for holistic wellness.
A WELLNESS RITUAL
Treatments address the guest’s entire state of being. Whether seeking to feel lighter, clearer, younger, or recharged, they can experience a range of benefits, including:
● Longevity and detox
Restored energy flow, enhanced lymphatic draining and better circulatory balance.
● Jetlag and sleep support
Reduced fatigue, normalised sleep.
● Stress relief and recovery
Calming of the nervous system and support for recovery from tension.
● Facial Rejuvenation
Reduced puffiness, lifted contours and brighter complexion.
● Performance Recovery
Muscle relief and faster recovery for active guests.
PARTNERSHIP OPTIONS
Partner with Beautylizer to lead the next wave of wellness innovation, because your guests deserve to feel as good as they look and step into the future of spa wellness, where beauty begins with balance and innovation. More: www.beautylizer.com
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Beautylizer delivers a restorative experience
Beautylizer bringing clarity, balance and glow from within
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WEB ADDRESS BOOK
Connect with spa organisations from around the world. We welcome your entries – write to spateam@leisuremedia.com
Asia-Pacific Spa & Wellness Coalition (APSWC)
■ www.apswc.org
Association of Malaysian Spas (AMSPA)
■ www.amspa.org.my
Australian Hot and Mineral Springs Alliance
■ www.bathing.org
Bulgarian Union for Balneology and Spa Tourism (BUBSPA)
■ www.bubspa.org
Association of Spas of the Czech Republic
■ www.jedemedolazni.cz
Day Spa Association
■ https://dayspaassociation.com
Estonian Spa Association
■ www.estonianspas.eu
European Historic Thermal Towns Association
■ www.historicthermaltowns.eu
European Spas Association
■ www.europeanspas.eu
Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT)
■ www.fht.org.uk
Federterme
■ www.federterme.it
FEMTEC (the World Federation of Hydrotherapy and Climatotherapy)
