Aether Haus, a 31,000sq ft contrast bathing facility inspired by the Wim Hof method, has opened in the West End of Vancouver, Canada.
Owned by founder Kevin Frank, the studio has been designed as an inclusive space for the public and members, with an ethos of warm hospitality.
Aether Haus offers a range of semiguided and self-guided sessions in addition to a cold plunge programme led by Wim Hof-certified instructors.
In order to foster connection and allow guests to create deeper relationships with themselves and the community, the space is a phone-free environment.
Frank said: “We created Aether Haus to welcome everyone, not just the hyper health-conscious. This is a space for people to
simply show up as they are and experience the power of stillness.”
A spokesperson told Spa Business that Aether Haus would like to expand across British Columbia and is aiming to open a second location in 2027.
We created Aether Haus to welcome everyone,
Kevin Frank, owner and founder, Aether Haus
Groups to surf and beat burnout in Morocco
■ The property has a large Himalayan salt sauna, supplied by Vancouver Sauna
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Alberto Apostoli and studio create medi-spa for Terme Preistoriche in Montegrotto Terme
Terme Preistoriche Resort and Spa in Montegrotto Terme, Italy, is due to open an additional wellness clinic designed by Alberto Apostoli and his team in Q4 of this year.
The new medical area will be called Neró Clinic: Wellness Revolution and it isn't the first time Apostoli has worked with the thermal spa resort.
He designed the property’s existing 1,200sq m spa called Neró Spa, which opened in 2019.
Known for its approach to wellness architecture, Studio Apostoli also created a collection of zeroemission suites in 2023 and is working with the resort to redesign the property’s 47 guestrooms and upgrade the dining spaces.
We bring together a wealth of experience, having operated facilities in almost 30 countries
Kent Richards
This
facility is the result of complementary additions over time
Alberto Apostoli
The new 550sq m medi-spa will have two floors of treatment spaces for rehabilitation and physiotherapy.
The design draws inspiration from the resort’s Art Nouveau architecture and is intended to broaden the spa’s appeal to more diverse clientele seeking medical and health-focused services.
The materials used include dark wood panelling, wallpaper with natural motifs with etched metal trim accents. The effect is a cocooning and serene environment.
The treatment rooms will have metal and glass partitions that separate to provide private access to the surrounding 50,000sq m Colli Euganei Regional Park.
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Kent
Richards sets up spa operations consultancy Wellness World Global
Kent Richards has announced a new business venture called Wellness World Global after more than 11 years at Six Senses, most recently as global corporate director of spa and wellness operation. He has spent 20 years working in fitness and more than 20 in spa and wellness, in senior operations roles. Richards told Spa Business exclusively, “My time with Six Senses gave me the opportunity to work with some of the best experts in the business, while being responsible
for performance at both in-house and partner spa and wellness facilities around the world."
His new team at Wellness World Global will provide services internationally, including preopening and daily operations leadership for spas, health clubs, residential developments, social clubs and hotels.
Richards says he has already received interest from potential partners in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
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These
Taryn Toomey, founder, The Class
Taryn Toomey's The Class partners with Viceroy hotels
Guests of select Viceroy Hotels and Resorts now have access to exercise sessions provided by The Class – a music-driven somatic movement practice founded by Taryn Toomey.
Toomey developed the method in 2011 to regulate the nervous system and release “stuck” energy by moving the body. The Class is offering Viceroy guests a series of video lessons led by trainers, which combine movement, breath, music and sound release to nurture a mind-body connection.
Designed for all levels of ability, guests at certain Viceroy properties will have the opportunity to do six in-room on-demand video modules and some exclusive on-property experiences will take place later in the year.
Toomey said: “Bringing The Class to Viceroy Hotels and Resorts is a beautiful meeting of intention –two brands rooted in creating spaces that invite presence, depth and meaningful experience."
Alberto Apostoli
Alberto Apostoli creates medi-spa for Italian thermal resort as part of a continued design partnership
Waldorf Astoria New York
The iconic US hotel reopens as Trilogy Spa Holdings gears up to launch the property's Guerlain Wellness Spa
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Go with the flow
Immersive therapy retreat provider to host two non-traditional surfing programmes in Morocco
Elemental haven
Lifestyle mega-estate Steyn City opens 1,400sq m Saxon Spa in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg, South Africa
Tempo sleep retreat
Dr. Inmaculada Rodríguez-Ulecia outlines why she's leading a scientific sleep programme at a luxury resort in Gran Canaria
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Waldorf Astoria New York reopens with Guerlain Spa to follow soon
Once described as “the greatest of them all” by Hilton’s founder Conrad Hilton, Waldorf Astoria New York, US, has reopened its doors after one of the largest preservation projects in the city’s history.
The property shut in 2017 for remodelling and while the hotel and residences have now started welcoming guests, the remodelled Guerlain Wellness Spa will be revealed in September.
The 2,787sq m Guerlain Wellness Spa will be the largest of all Guerlain’s spas when it opens. It will, once again, be managed by Trilogy Spa Holdings. Trilogy
DIVERSIFICATION
operated the spa at the property between 2011 and 2017, when the re-modelling began.
The spa will be on the hotel’s fourth floor, with 16 treatment rooms. There will also be an expansive fitness centre. On the ground floor, Guerlain will have two boutiques offering skincare, fragrance and make-up.
David Stoup, chairman of Trilogy Spa Holdings, told Spa Business exclusively, " With more space dedicated to spa and wellness and two brand new Guerlain boutiques, our operation is bigger and more complex."
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Moods to launch spa branch at Chancery Rosewood London
We're combining our clinicallyproven aromatic blends with targeted massage
Daniel Smith, co-founder, Moods
Neuroscience-focused aromatherapy brand Moods will launch its spa division, MoodsPro, exclusively at The Chancery Rosewood’s Asaya Spa when it opens in September in London, UK.
Moods was co-founded by beauty executives Gregory Allen and Daniel Smith in April this year with a range of functional essential oil blends.
The University of Northumbria’s department of psychology tested the effects of the products and found Moods’ eight signature blends can lower cortisol levels,
There is a new vision for how spa, wellness and retail integrate into the property
David Stoup, chair, Trilogy Spa Holdings
Moods has eight neuroaromatic essential oil blends
decrease fatigue, increase brain activity and reduce social anxiety.
Moods’ spa division, MoodsPro, is the next chapter for the brand. The company is merging the psychological aromatherapy effects with the physiological benefits of massage and other sensory therapies.
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■ Waldorf Astoria New York is now open
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CONCEPT
Highly Sensitive People to attend retreat
Broughton Sanctuary in Yorkshire, UK, is working with psychologists and therapists to deliver a fournight retreat called Sense for Highly Sensitive People (HSP) between 10-14 October.
Kirsty Allan – a professional coach, psychology graduate and PhD candidate – is one of the facilitators of the retreat. She describes HSP as a healthy subset of the general population who naturally have a ‘sensory processing sensitivity’.
HSP have great levels of self-awareness, but also
Our retreat supports HSP to embrace their authentic nature
a propensity for sensory overwhelm, anxiety and worry.
The Sense retreat will attempt to empower these people, who have perhaps felt misunderstood for their level of sensitivity.
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Dusit debuts its first all-inclusive resort in the Maldives
Dusit Hotels and Resorts has soft-launched the group’s first all-inclusive lifestyle resort DusitD2 Feydhoo Maldives, with a Namm Spa.
Dusit Hotels and Resorts is the hotel arm of Dusit International, a Thai hotel and property development company. The group’s portfolio has nearly 300 properties under a total of nine brands across 18 countries.
Launching officially in Q4, the 127-villa DusitD2 Feydhoo will be the second Dusit-branded property in the Maldives, following the Dusit Thani Maldives, which opened in 2012.
The new all-inclusive 94,500sq m resort is on a pristine natural island.
The Namm Spa has 10 treatment rooms, a sauna, steamroom and hot tub. Skincare at the spa will be supplied by Phytomer and Thai aromatherapy brand I plus Q.
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Go with the flow
While we don't promise to "solve" trauma completely in a week, we create profound shifts attendees build upon with our aftercare support
The key is teaching participants to recognise burnout warning signs and implement microinterventions early
Immersive therapy retreat provider Resurface has announced its line-up of nontraditional group surfing and mental health improvement programmes for the rest of this year. Two retreats will take place in Tamraght, Morocco, in October and November. Guests will stay at the boutique guest house called Riad Dar Haven. The first retreat will focus on trauma resolution and will be held between 11-18 October. The second will address resilience and burnout prevention between 15-22 November. Both are limited to groups of eight to 12 participants to allow for meaningful connections to form between guests and mental health practitioners.
Surfing for "flow"
Guests at both retreats will experience the Resurface Method, a therapeutic framework that is built around creating a state of flow. This heightened mental state is achieved through immersive creative activities – in Resurface’s protocol, surfing. Resurface was founded in 2017 by therapist and trauma clinician Josh Dickson. He explained to Spa Business why surfing is the chosen activity, saying: “Surfing creates immediate
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■ The retreat condenses months of therapy into a few days
Traditional therapy has plateaued. I recognised we needed to address the whole person – mind, body and spirit
flow states, which research shows enhance problem-solving. The physical fatigue naturally lowers psychological defences, creating authentic breakthroughs in therapy. Plus, the ocean itself is therapeutic - it demands presence, teaches resilience and provides a powerful metaphor for riding life's waves.”
In combination with group therapy sessions, guests are taught about how their mind works during psycho education sessions, memory work and movement sessions.
The process
Every participant has a personalised intake session with Dickson before joining the programme.
After the retreats, guests are given access to an alumni community online, follow-up check-ins and ongoing one-to-one support. The
company is also launching an app later this year for continued support.
Dickson said seven days creates the optimal conditions for breakthrough moments and significant progress.
The two retreats
Guests of the Group EMDR Surf Therapy Retreat in October will experience EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing).
A trained therapist guides people to recall traumatic events while focusing on external stimuli, such as moving the eyes in a specific way or engaging in bilateral tapping.
The Resilience and Burnout Prevention Retreat in November will o er guests a chance to recharge, refocus and build sustainable habits to protect their wellbeing.
Resurface also o ers a range of one-to-one therapy retreats. ●
■ Josh Dickson founded Resurface in 2017 after 15 years in practice as a therapist when saw a need for innovative therapeutic solutions
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■ The Saxon Spa is part of the Steyn City mega-lifestyle estate
Elemental haven
The concept for the South African Steyn City Saxon Spa echoes nature's elements, bringing the outdoors inside
Lifestyle mega-estate Steyn City, in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg, South Africa has announced the opening of a new spa.
Steyn City is the sister property of Saxon Hotel, Villas and Spa in Johannesburg – a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Both are owned by the Steyn family and the estate is a legacy project developed by the late South African billionaire Douw Steyn.
Steyn City is a 760-residence wellness destination that has an 18-hole Nicklaus-design golf course and a 300-metre long lagoon pool for watersports. Construction on all the apartments is due in Q4 of 2026. The Steyn City Hotel, by Saxon, opened in October 2024.
Saxon Spa design
A spokesperson for Steyn City told Spa Business exclusively that the
investment for the new 1,400sq m two-floor Saxon Spa at Steyn City was around R56 million (US$3.2 million, €2.7 million, £2.4 million).
The spa has been designed by Amanda Elliott and Matthew Fogg of Design Collective. Echoing nature’s elements, with soft curves and a palette of warm whites and greens, the concept is about bringing the outdoors inside.
Water, fire, earth and air are referenced in the design which
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provides space for relaxation, peace and presence of mind.
South African craftsmanship is evident throughout the interiors. Chandeliers made from recycled glass by local environmental artist Stephen Pikus hang in each of the nine treatment rooms.
Therapeutic facilities
The hydrotherpy circuit includes a plunge bath, sauna, steamroom and heated vitality pools.
The Saxon Spa will be open to Steyn City residents, hotel guests and day spa visitors
The outdoor deck, with crystals positioned throughout, o ers a space for yoga sessions and programming. There is also a juice bar that serves snacks and light meals to complement the wellness journey.
In addition to the spa's own skincare products, treatment partners include Subtle Energies, Ling New York, Dr Levy Switzerland and Babor. The spa is also o ering vibracoustic wellness journeys, provided using equipment by the Gharieni Group. ●
■ The concept for the two-floor Saxon Spa is by Design Collective, referencing water, fire, earth and air elements
A critical health issue spa business opinion
Restorative sleep is a necessity, not a luxury – without it no other aspect of wellness can truly be sustained
Dr
Inmaculada Rodríguez-Ulecia, scientific coordinator for the Tempo programme
■ The resort has been chosen for its peaceful atmosphere
Dr Inmaculada Rodríguez-Ulecia explains how her work is tackling poor sleep
The impact of insufficient or poorquality sleep is profound and affects multiple systems in the body.
A 2021 study found people who sleep less than six hours per night from the age of 50 have up to a 30 per cent higher risk of developing cognitive decline or dementia over the following 25 years. The risk of developing or dying from coronary heart disease increases by 48 per cent and the risk of stroke by 15 per cent.
A 2017 review also linked poor sleep to disruption in hormones such as increased ghrelin (the hunger hormone) and decreased leptin (the satiety hormone). These disruptions were linked to weight gain and insulin resistance.
Poor sleep doesn’t just exhaust us – it makes us ill. The body enters a state of chronic alertness, with elevated cortisol levels, weakening physical and emotional recovery.
A global challenge
Based on recent epidemiological data, up to 40 per cent of the global population experiences some form of sleep disorder during their lifetime. In many industrialised countries, 30–35 per cent of adults sleep fewer than six hours per night and sleep problems have increased significantly over the past decade. We live in a society that constantly disrupts our natural biological rhythms. Exposure to screens and artificial light at night, chronic stress, irregular schedules and sedentary habits all contribute to sleep deterioration.
■ Non-invasive testing will take place throughout the retreat
Poor eating habits, and a lack of relaxing routines before bed compound the problem.
There is also a cultural belief that equates productivity with success, glorifying sleep deprivation as a badge of honour – when in reality, it is a silent threat to our health.
Scientific Tempo retreat
In response to this crisis, I'm leading a scientific sleep retreat programme called Tempo at the Salobre Resort on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria in partnership with Salobre. The programme will transform how people rest, providing Tempo retreat guests with medical assessments, tailored sleep improvement plans, nutritionist-designed meals, mindfulness routines, movement sessions and spa treatments. Guest rooms will feature technology such as light
Poor sleep doesn't just exhaust us, it makes us ill – and we are facing a global rest crisis
waking alarms, air purifiers and attendees will wear sleep-tracking devices to inform the study. Postretreat support will also be available to participants.
I'm working with a team at Universidad Fernando Pessoa Canarias to assess the programme’s outcomes, ensuring our methods and results are rooted in measurable, scientific parameters – contributing to a broader understanding of sleep science and rest. ● Dr Inmaculada Rodríguez Ulecia is a Spanish clinical neurophysiologist and specialist in sleep medicine, known for her work in diagnosing and treating complex neurological sleep disorders.
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Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ The collection includes and eye mask made from pure silk and sustainably-sourced UK cashmere, which costs £250
House of Grey Wolfe launches lifestyle retail products at Four Seasons in London
House of Grey Wolfe, a luxury lifestyle brand, has launched its first collection of products at The Mayfair Spa at Four Seasons London at Park Lane in London, UK.
House of Grey Wolfe is the sister business to the private wellness club in Barnes, London, called Grey Wolfe.
The Solitude Collection of products comprises a range of home interior and loungewear products that are designed to evoke feelings and not just function. The development of the items have been informed by the founder Sarah Jones St John’s expertise in energy
facilitation and holistic living.
House of Grey Wolfe offers tools that help individuals reconnect with their inner world through the objects that surround them.
The collection includes handpoured candles made in the UK using vegan soy wax that cost between £300-£444 (US$402-595, €347-514).
A merino wool blanket, woven on the Isle of Bute costs £1,800 (US$2,412, €2,082) and a British wool-stuffed meditation cushion is priced at £800 (US$1,072, €925).
A linen-bound journal has guided prompts to support emotional
■ Sarah Jones St John, founder, House of Grey Wolfe
self-connection and reflection and costs £95 (US$127, €110).
A light-blocking, breathable eye mask made from pure silk is part of the collection and has a price tag of £250 (US$335, €289).
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Voya partners with global hotel amenities provider
Vanity with two cosmetics ranges
Irish organic skincare and lifestyle brand Voya has refreshed two hotel amenity collections for global hotel amenities company Vanity Group. Vanity Group will supply Voya products to its existing hotel portfolio and will expand the skincare brand’s partnerships around the world.
■ Mark Walton, co-founder of Voya
Voya has revitalised its two hotel collections – the Invigorating Collection and the Tranquility Collection. The products remain infused with the brand’s signature organic Irish seaweed extract and 98 per cent of the ingredients in the formulas are organic.
The Invigorating Collection features lime and mandarin for an burst of freshness and to revitalise the skin and hair.
The Tranquility Collection has been crafted with rosemary and lavender ingredients for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Vanity Group has also created Voya extension products for future hotel partners, such as
The Houstonian hosts Endospheres pop-up
Italian beauty and spa device manufacturer Fenix Group is hosting a two-month pop-up at Trellis Spa at The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa in Houston, Texas, US.
During July and August, guests will have exclusive access to the manufacturer’s Endospheres treatments, delivered in partnership with the spa’s in-house team.
Endospheres Evolution is a non-invasive device that uses patented Compressive Microvibration technology to improve lymphatic circulation and tone muscles without discomfort or downtime.
Designed specifically for professional use in spas, the soft sphere roller is applied to adipose tissue to sculpt contours and enhance skin elasticity.
■ Voya has updated its Invigorating and Tranquility hotel collections
Invigorating Bath Salts and the Invigorating Bath and Body Oil.
At least 50 per cent of the materials are used from traceable, recycled sources.
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■ The treatments will be on offer in July and August
Kelleye Martin, Trellis Spa's director, said: “Endospheres body sculpting delivers a deeply restorative experience that aligns perfectly with our dedication to results-driven wellness and luxury.”
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■ Kelleye Martin
THE HOUSTONIAN HOTEL, CLUB AND SPA
Elemental Herbology partners with The Montenotte in Ireland
Elemental Herbology has secured a new partnership with the Bellevue Spa at The Montenotte in Cork, Ireland.
Guests can now enjoy the full range of Elemental Herbology treatments at the spa.
The spa has six treatment rooms and a salt room. The property also has a swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi.
Elemental Herbology is inspired by Traditional Chinese Medicine and its philosophy of balancing the power of five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water.
The brand recently launched its Pause and Renew Facial Serum – designed for those experiencing hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause. The serum is used in the Metal Longevity Facial, a 90-minute treatment, which will now be available at the Bellevue Spa.
The brand has also announced changes to its team after Carolyne Beck, former brand director
and general manager has taken an industry break.
Colette Kelly, the brand’s sales manager, will expand her role and the brand’s operations and production manager, Sharon O’Connell, will also broaden her responsibilities to oversee international partnerships.
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Knesko Skin launches upgraded facemasks with new serum
Knesko Skin has upgraded the formulas for its Gemclinical Masks with a new hydrogel that features lower molecular weight hyaluronic acid and glycerin.
Knesko says this advanced serum offers superior moisture retention and a more robust viscosity, which helps
■ Lejla Cas, founder, Knesko Skin
ensure the product is consistently and generously applied to the skin.
The new gel also helps the mask provide a snug and comfortable fit, getting close to every facial contour.
Lejla Cas, founder of Knesko Skin, said, “I’m thrilled to usher in a new era where skincare science and spirituality unite like never before. My research team and I have spent three years advancing our beloved mask category. A commitment to innovation remains our mission with every product developed for our spa partners and their guests.”
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■ Knesko has upgraded its formulas with a new hydrogel
■ There are six treatment rooms at the Bellevue Spa
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BC Softwear is expanding its international presence with a
series of new partnerships
uxury textile supplier BC Softwear has seen continued growth in 2025, securing a series of new partnerships with hotel and spa operators across the globe.
Following the opening of a distribution centre in the Netherlands and expansion into the Middle East, BC Softwear is now the chosen supplier for The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam in Morocco and Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, at The Red Sea, Saudi Arabia.
Anantara Hotels and Resorts has selected BC Softwear for its Dublin, Vienna and Budapest properties, while Corinthia Hotels is partnering with the brand in Belgium, the US, Romania and Portugal.
Other high-profile additions include Fairmont Golden Prague,
Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, Kempinski Hotel Bahía in Spain and Sani Resort in Greece.
BC Softwear also now supplies The Luxury Collection Hotel and Autograph Collection Resort on Sindalah Island – two Marriott properties at Neom’s first destination at The Red Sea.
Partnering with iconic brands “We’re proud to be partnering with so many iconic hotels and spas,” says Sam Cooke, director at BC Softwear. “Textiles such as towels and robes are no longer just practical, they enhance the experience and increasingly influence guest loyalty and retail sales.”
“We recently moved to using BC Softwear’s linens in our spa,”
says Michelle Matthews, director of spa and wellness at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in London. “Its products are soft and durable. Most importantly, they fit over our beautiful treatment beds so well. The guests love the robes, especially because they're so big and comfortable –that’s where we’re getting the most positive comments at the moment.”
“The quality of BC Softwear’s products certainly enhance the guest experience,” says Kerry Turpin, global head of spa and wellness for Corinthia Hotels.
“Its environmentally-friendly towels and robes also align with Corinthia’s sustainability initiatives and help reduce laundry costs.”
BC Softwear continues to strengthen its UK and Ireland footprint, with clients now including YĀTRĀ Signature Spa at Montcalm Mayfair, The Beaumont, The Mandrake, W Hotel London, Saltmoore and Dunluce Lodge.
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PHOTO: THE SANCTUARY AT SALTMOORE
■ Dunluce Lodge (left) and the Sanctuary at Saltmoore (right)
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■ Sam Cooke
■ BC Softwear is partnering with Corinthia
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
Bali Spa and Wellness Association
■ www.balispaandwellnessassociation.id
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)
