Sustainability-focused trade association GSN Planet (Green Spa Network) has added the Lisa Henry Jacobs Award to its collection of sustainability accolades.
Jacobs died last year following a battle with cancer. She was a beloved industry veteran with more than 30 years of senior management and development consulting experience.
Jacobs was an active early GSN Planet board member, promoting eco-conscious spa practices. This eponymous honour will recognise a similar trailblazer championing sustainable living through connection, heart and purpose.
Maggy Dunphy, GSN Planet board president, said: “Lisa reminded us that one person can spark meaningful change. This award celebrates individuals who
lead with heart and inspire others through their actions, proving that the power of one can transform communities and industries alike.”
Nominations are now open and winners will be revealed at the GSN Planet's Summit in October.
Lisa reminded us that one person can
Maggie Dunphy, GSN Planet board president
Emlyn Brown departs Accor, hinting
Neil Jacobs
Emlyn Brown steps away
■ Lisa Henry Jacobs guided the evolution of GSN Planet since its inception
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Emlyn Brown announces departure from Accor after seven years as VP of wellbeing strategy
Emlyn Brown has announced his departure from Accor, where he was VP of wellbeing, strategy, design and development over the last seven years.
Brown is known for many wellness initiatives, including the publication of Accor’s ROI of Wellness whitepaper in 2019. The document was a way to track how wellness influences buying decisions.
He worked with the Raffles Design team to create the brand’s Harmony philosophy, as well as working on the team in charge of reimagining the Pullman hotel gym experience, branding it Pullman Power Fit.
He was also involved in the launch of the 27,000sq ft Raffles Old War Office Spa in London, UK.
After 35 years as a family-run business, now is the time to pass Ragdale on Michael Isaacs and Penny Nisbitt
What an adventure it’s been - leading wellbeing globally across brands
Emlyn Brown
Brown also published a whitepaper and education series in February called Making Waves: Rethinking Spa and Wellness Design for a Modern Era, which highlights the opportunities in spa design around the world.
He was also a driving force behind the modern bathing concept called Basin Glacial Waters, which will open in September at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada.
While Brown hasn’t revealed his next move, he's already involved as an advisor in the social wellness concept 432. The first site for this democratised bathhouse concept will open in Amsterdam later this quarter.
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Michael Isaacs and Penny Nisbitt sell Ragdale Hall to US investor
Ragdale Hall, the destination spa hotel in Leicestershire, UK, has been sold to US firm Fortress Investment Group after 35 years of family ownership. The consideration was not disclosed.
Former owners, Michael Isaacs and Penny Nisbitt will now step away from the business, which will be operated by Davidson Hospitality, with Davidson's Andrew Brown a director.
Davidson operates high-end hotels and resorts in the US under brands such as Kimpton, Marriott,
Hyatt, Margaritaville and Hilton, as well as having a boutique hotel operating company called Pivot.
With the exception of the former owners, the current leadership will remain in place.
Fortress says it will deliver renewed investment in order to grow the business and build its spa portfolio with further acquisitions. With Champney's believed to be for sale, Spa Business speculates that Fortress might also add that brand to its portfolio.
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Global expansion is certainly on the horizon, and we’re excited to explore international growth
Jeff Ono, co-founder and president, Pause (Left]
Pause + Alo Moves collab
is on say Jeff Ono and John Klein
Pause – a US recovery franchise co-founded former Equinox executives Jeff Ono and John Klein – has partnered with holistic programming platform Alo Moves to deliver on-demand breathwork and meditation.
Pause is currently on track to have 25 franchised studios open across the US by the end of 2025. Studio generally range in size between 2,600-3,000sq ft in size and each locations’ multiple suites have an infrared sauna (by Clearlight), cold plunge tub (by ColdTub), private showers, flotation tank (by Superior Float Tanks) and a cryotherapy chamber (supplied by CryoBuilt).
Alo Moves – known for its growing library of digital exercise and wellness classes in Pilates, meditation, yoga, and more – has created a new Contrast Therapy Series for Pause.
The range of 30-second to three-minute guided breathwork meditation experiences has been recorded by Wim Hof-certified instructor Kira Mae Kazuko.
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Emlyn Brown
Emlyn Brown leaves Accor after seven years as VP of wellbeing strategy, design and development across the business' brands
Ragdale Hall
Fortress Investment Group buys family-run destination spa hotel business with plans for further acquisitions
Dharmic healing
A new day spa, Seléne Spa and Wellness, opens in Adelaide, Australia – specialising in Ayurvedic therapies
A peace of Portugal
Kimpton reveals its first resort and spa in Portugal – Kimpton Atlântico Algarve Hotel – on the sands of São Rafael Beach near Albufeira
Vitality fortress
Patina Osaka, a hotel with design features inspired by Osaka castle, launches health and recovery facility – Patina Wellness
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Six Senses Bangkok will anchor Heatherwick Studio's Hatia project
Six Senses will operate one of two luxury hotels and a Six Senses Spa within a mixed-use development called Hatai in the Silom area of Bangkok, Thailand. Owned by Narai Hospitality Group, the site used to be home to the original Narai Hotel. It is now being transformed by Heatherwick Studio into a building shaped like a series of stacked Thai lanterns. This will be Heatherwick’s first project in Thailand.
When the development opens in 2028, there will be a smaller Narai Hotel, in addition to the Six Senses Bangkok, with 300 rooms in total.
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Six Senses Bangkok will have 100 rooms and a Six Senses Spa, complete with a combination of high tech, high touch treatments.
Integrated wellness offerings found at other Six Senses properties will also be on offer, including mindful sleep programmes and nourishing cuisine.
The project will meet the requirements for sustainable and healthy building design certifications LEED Gold and WELL Gold.
Interior design for the hotel will be by BAR Studio, using the hotel's original wooden foundations.
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Center Parcs to attract external spa guests with ad campaign
We'll always try to up our internal market but our future growth will come from the external market
Stuart Angus
Stuart Angus, director of spa for Center Parcs UK and Ireland, has announced the launch of a nationwide advertising campaign that will drive non-resident guests to the company’s spa facilities.
Angus recently revealed, at the annual UKSA networking event at Center Parcs Woburn Forest, that the company’s new campaign for Aqua Sana Forest Spa is called Leave the World Behind.
The campaign includes a video that asks consumers to “take themselves back to nature”,
It’s a privilege to honour the legacy of Narai Hotel in such a storied location
Neil Palmer, COO, Six Senses
breathe deeply and feel connected and revitalised at the forest-inspired facilities. Guests staying at any of the six Center Parcs villages can pay extra to access to spa or have treatments, but Angus admitted the number of guests using the spa is limited due to accommodation capacity constraints.
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■ Hatai will have a stacked lantern design
■ The 13-acre estate is home to a 93-key hotel and spa
OPERATIONS
UKSA study: Therapist salaries inch up
The latest State of the Spa Industry Survey from the UK Spa Association (UKSA) reveals a modest but meaningful rise in full-time therapist salaries – a sign that operators are starting to invest more in talent, even amid wider budget constraints.
The survey is based on responses from 108 sites, 58 per cent of which fall in the hotel spa category, with the remainder split relatively evenly across destination, resort, day, and boutique spas.
Bobby Griffiths, UKSA general manager, presented the findings
NEW CONCEPT
HD Hotels to launch Essentia Wellness concept
Four-star hotel group HD Hotels will launch an integrated wellness concept at its HD Lobos Natura Fuerteventura hotel in Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands, before rolling it out to the rest of its properties.
The 261-key property, which is located in Corralejo with access to beaches overlooking the Lobos Natural Park, is currently undergoing renovation and will open in Q1 2026.
Guests will be able to choose a wellness journey under the group’s new wellness concept HD Essentia Wellness Connect.
The concept has been created by spa and wellness consultants
Seven per cent of operators are adding a service charge – useful when direct pay increases aren’t feasible
Bobbi Griffiths
recently. Notably, the top two pay brackets for the country's full-time therapists in 2025 are £32k–£33k (19 per cent) and £34k–£35k (17 per cent). That’s up slightly from last year when the top two spots were £28k-£29k (18 per cent) and £30k-£31k (18 per cent).
Susana Melchor and Fran Lugo, in collaboration with architects Requena y Plaza.
The brand’s new offering will include access to the HD Essentia Wellness Spa and activities across the resort.
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
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Dharmic healing
Seléne Spa and Wellness opens, o ering an urban sanctuary for holistic healing – combining modern technology and traditional Eastern practices
Wellness, when steeped in truth, becomes a pathway to wholeness
Seléne Spa and Wellness has opened its doors following a renovation and rebrand in the heart of Adelaide’s central business district, Australia.
Originally opened in 2006 by founder Katina Jones as an integrative wellness centre called Aspects of Healing, the space has been transformed to meet the needs of clients in the city, as well as those frequenting Jones’ sister retreat business, Ayurveda Village.
Ayurveda Village is a rural retreat in the Adelaide Hills that was established in 2014, where Jones and her team provide healing experiences in nature.
Seléne Spa and Wellness
DC Architecture and Interior Design upgraded the space, fusing natural textures, refined finishes and calming aesthetic – designed to provide a healing and luxurious atmosphere. The spa represents where East meets West in both its elegant design and therapeutic intention.
Jones told Spa Business, “The inspiration for Seléne Spa and Wellness emerged from years of witnessing the profound need for rest, reflection and reconnection in the lives of those we serve.”
■ The day spa has a Cocoon Wellness Pro Pod for touchless treatments
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The Medicine Buddha’s presence reminds us that the potential for healing already resides within us
The 300sq m day spa has six treatment rooms, as well as an Ayurveda room with classical handcrafted Shirodhara tables of neem wood, copper foot bowls, steam boxes and oil vessels in copper and brass.
The space also has two steam chambers with adjoining showers, changing facilities and a Cocoon Wellness Pro Pod – an automated infrared device with synchronised vibration massage.
At the heart of the spa, there is a reflection area called the Gathering Room, complete with a golden Medicine Buddha. This is where guests relax after treatments, drink teas and eat wholesome food.
Jones said: “Following a massage, a facial, or a guided meditation, people enter a state of openness and release,” Jones added. “In this space, contemplation naturally
arises about who they are, where they are and what truly matters.”
The spa has partnered with Hydrafacial, as well as with Medik8 and Australian brand Epictetus.
Ayurveda Village
The rural sister business Ayurveda Village, in the Adelaide Hills will be expanded over the next five years.
It is currently a guesthouse for four people with two treatment rooms, a meditation/yoga room and extensive gardens. Jones is again working with DC Architecture and Interior Design again to transform the space so it will include nine pods, seven for accommodation and two for treatments.
There will also be more room for treatments, plus a multipurpose building for yoga, teaching and community events. ●
education, health and philanthropy for more than 30 years
■ Katina Jones is the founder of Seléne Spa and Wellness. She has worked in
■ At the heart of the spa is the Gathering Room, for reflection
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Bringing the Kimpton brand to Portugal marks an exciting step in our growth and the Algarve. With its rich culture, natural beauty and charm, the location is the perfect fit for Kimpton
João Freitas, head of wellness operations and development in Portugal, Highgate
A peace of Portugal
Global investment and hospitality management company Highgate will operate Kimpton's first resort and spa in the country
IHG’s portfolio of luxury lifestyle resorts now includes the first Kimpton-branded resort and spa in Portugal on the sands of São Rafael Beach near Albufeira, the Kimpton Atlântico Algarve Hotel.
Wellness Hub
The resort’s 1,800sq m Wellness Hub has six treatment rooms, including one couples room.
There is also a hydrotherapy spa circuit, including a flotation tank, vitality pool, experience showers, hot tub, sauna and Turkish baths.
A heated indoor pool, recovery lounge and a gym with rooms for spin and virtual classes complete the mix.
Standard guest access to the spa is limited to three hours and the facilities are limited to guests older than 16 years of age.
■ The spa and fitness facilities measure 1,800sq m and are home to a recovery lounge, a gym and thermal experiences
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The interior design, by Nini Andrade Silva, is inspired by the Mediterranean landscape and tranquil pace of coastal life
Subtle Energies is a skincare supplier for the spa. One of its treatments is the 24k gold age-defying facial.
The therapy, available for 60 or 90 minutes, combines collagenboosting actives, mogra, 24k gold with massage to promote oxygenation of the skin and a reduction in wrinkles.
João Freitas, head of wellness operations and development in Portugal for Highgate, told Spa Business exclusively: “Bringing the Kimpton brand to Portugal marks an exciting step in our growth and the Algarve. With its rich culture, natural beauty and charm, the location is the perfect fit for the brand.
“At Kimpton Atlântico Algarve, we aim to o er more than just a place to stay; we create energising, meaningful experiences that reflect the spirit of the region,” added Freitas. “The
addition of the Wellness Hub's spa and fitness o ering was essential to this vision, o ering guests a space to recharge and reconnect.
The development
The construction of the 149-key property was project-managed by Lucid Development Group and interior design is by Portuguese designer Nini Andrade Silva.
Inspired by the Mediterranean landscape and tranquil pace of coastal life, Silva incorporated natural textures and warm earthy tones into the decorations, as well as smooth stone surfaces, airy linens, handcrafted ceramics and timber accents.
The property is managed by Highgate, a global real estate investment and hospitality management company. ●
■ The Wellness Hub has a hydrotherapy circuit and an indoor pool
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Our expansion of both brands will capture di erent segments of the luxury market
Vitality fortress
Patina Wellness at Patina Osaka o ers a flavour of experiential innovations coming to the Capella Hotel Group's future properties in Asia and Europe
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The Capella Hotel Group has o cially launched Patina Osaka, marking the brand’s debut in Japan, with an entire floor dedicated to wellness.
The Patina brand is Capella’s luxury hotel brand that promises a destination within a destination for guests to find meaningful connections with themselves and their surroundings.
The 221-key Patina Osaka is the second Patina-branded hotel to open, following Patina Maldives, Fari Islands, which launched in 2021.
Inspired by the design of the nearby Osaka Castle, Patina Osaka’s interior spaces have been designed to reflect “kisetsukan” – the Japanese art of seasonal awareness – with areas that flow in harmony with nature.
Patina Wellness
One such space for meditative experiences is the 1,400sq m Patina Wellness facility. Ranging across the entire fourth floor of the 21-storey building is the property’s wellness sanctuary, which o ers access to advanced health technology as well as holistic therapies.
The technology treatments on o er include cryotherapy, hyperbaric
oxygen and hydrogen therapy, infrared saunas and red light therapy.
There are also six spa treatment rooms for facial and body treatments, as well as a hydrotherapy suite.
Patina Wellness’ fitness centre has Technogym equipment and a movement studio for aerial yoga classes and mindfulness sessions.
The 20-metre indoor pool, which has views of Osaka Castle, is where meditation workshops and waterbased exercise classes are held.
A spokesperson for Capella Hotel Group told Spa Business: "We cater to those who value both relaxation and proactive health management.
■ Patina Wellness o ers guests advanced health technology treatments as well as holistic therapies
Our wellness programmes are designed for discerning guests who prioritise their physical and mental vitality – from wellness enthusiasts and busy professionals seeking rejuvenation to health-conscious travellers eager to enhance their wellbeing during their stay."
Patina Wellness o ers a limited number of memberships for ongoing access to its wellbeing facilities, as well as other hotel o erings.
For example, members can experience the hotel’s diverse range of dining options, from the signature restaurant, P72, that serves cuisine honouring Japan’s
■ The 1,400sq m facility o ers a limited number of memberships, giving members access to the gym, pool and other services
We cater to those who value both relaxation and proactive health management
72 micro-seasons to a teppanyaki experience at the Barin dining venue.
Capella Hotel Group's expansion
The Singapore-based Capella Hotel Group recently appointed former Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs as a senior strategic adviser to provide support as the hotel management company expands its footprint of hotels under both the Capella and Patina brands. Jacobs said: "Capella has established a distinctive position
CREDIT: PATINA OSAKA/ CAPELLA HOTEL GROUP
■ Neil Jacobs is a senior strategic adviser to Capella
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■ In addition to treatment rooms, a gym and technological therapies, there is a movement studio for yoga classes and mindfulness sessions
by creating hotels that are true expressions of their destinations, whilst Patina addresses the growing demand for transformative luxury experiences that foster genuine connections.
"As we expand both brands into critical markets like Japan and Europe, our strategic imperative is leveraging this dual-brand architecture to capture di erent segments of the luxury market whilst maintaining the intimacy that drives loyalty across both portfolios,” he added.
Planned new openings
Our strategic imperative is leveraging Capella's cultural immersion and Patina's experiential innovation
■ Capella Galaxy Macau, China, located within an integrated resort complex, is scheduled to open later this year.
■ Capella Kyoto, Japan, will open in the historic Miyagawachō district in 2026.
■ Capella Florence, Italy, will mark the brand’s European debut in 2027.
Capella Hotel Group's two brands have a total of 12 hotels, resorts and residences at 10 destinations. ●
CREDIT: PATINA OSAKA/ CAPELLA HOTEL GROUP
SUPPLIER NEWS
Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ The cream formula has a new marine sugar called glycopur, which limits the overproduction of acne-causing sebum
Phytomer unveils Oligopur Youth Cream with marine sugar to reduce blemishes
Phytomer has introduced a new formula to its skincare range, called Oligopur Youth Cream.
The three-in-one correction formula is designed to treat visible pores, blemishes and wrinkles.
Customers looking to fix blemishes represent a growing market, according to Phytomer. Marks on the skin can be caused by stress, hormonal changes, pollution, the use of comedogenic cosmetics and genetics.
Phytomer has created a light textured cream for combination
to oily skin that it says provides visible results in one month of daily applications, according to its trials.
The cream features a new marine sugar called glycopur, which is a substance created by fermenting a planktonic microorganism found in seawater.
The sugar limits the overproduction of sebum. Too much sebum can lead to the clogging of hair follicles, an increase in inflammation and a proliferation of c. acnes bacteria, which is the main cause of acne.
Céline Laperdrix, research and innovation director, Phytomer, said:
■ Celine Laperdrix, research and innovation director, Phytomer
“This active ingredient effectively targeting blemishes while respecting the skin’s natural balance. This sugar selectively targets the harmful form of these bacteria, without disrupting the entire skin microbiota.”
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Expertly formulated, this silky SPF 50 formula defends against:
Pigmentation
Premature skin ageing
UVA/UVB & blue light exposure
Pollution
With Hyaluronic Acid, Chinese Butterfly Bush, Beta-Carotene and more, it hydrates and protects leaving skin radiant, smooth and healthy-looking.
96% agreed the product left the skin looking brighter a fter 2 weeks of use*
*2 week user trial, 120 respondents.
SUPPLIER NEWS
TempleSpa introduces Body Defence moisturiser to sun protection collection
Skincare company
TempleSpa has launched
Body Defence SPF30 as part of its sunscreen range.
The moisturiser hydrates the skin with added vitamin E and provides high broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.
■ Michael McClean, head of product, TempleSpa
In addition to UVA and UVB filters, the formula contains sodium hyaluronate, which is known for its moisture-restoring properties.
Body Defence SPF30 has a signature scent that blends woody notes of sandalwood with floral cyclamen and fruity green aromas of blackcurrant.
Body Defence joins two other sun protection products, the lip balm called Lip Defence and the moisturiser called Life Defence.
Michael McClean, head of product, TempleSpa, said: “When you venture outside, whether for work, rest or play, it’s so important to look after your skin. Using a broad-spectrum UVA/UVB SPF moisturiser with a
Maison d'Asa reveals energy cleansing tool
African spa brand Maison d’Asa, which supplies operators such as Jumeirah, Four Seasons and Oberoi, has unveiled a massage tool made from selenite, a luminous stone named after the Greek goddess of the moon known for its purifying properties.
Crafted by young artisans in Morocco's Atlas Mountains, the tool can be used to enhance the flow of energy in lymphatic drainage and body massages and add a revitalising touch to facials.
Maison d'Asa has created a signature 2-hour ritual, the Secret of Stones, which amalgamates the vibrational power of the mineral with its existing holistic skincare products that
■ The SPF30 formula provides protection against UVA and UVB rays
high level of protection is the single biggest thing you can do to protect your skin. Body Defence SPF30's glossy texture is easy to apply and instantly melts into the skin."
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■ The massage tool is hand-crafted from selenite
contain firming and regenerative actives such as prickly pear extract and acacia gum.
CEO, Walid El Mernissi, says: “Selenite adds a natural energetic layer to our rituals, in harmony with our heritage.”
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■ Walid El Mernissi
Seed to Skin launches anti-ageing body spray called Seru'Mist
Holistic skincare brand Seed to Skin Tuscany has introduced The Seru’Mist, a hydroactive body spray infused with an anti-ageing body serum to hydrate and brighten skin.
After three years of testing, the brand perfected a lightweight formula that replenishes the skin and provides nourishing minerals to support skin longevity, firmness and elasticity.
The ingredients found in the mist include a combination of bio-ferments, prebiotics and plant-based extracts alongside niacinamide and a plant-based hydrolat complex.
Ectoin, a naturally derived molecule, helps prevent dehydration and reinforces the skin’s natural barrier. Hyperfermented manna, extracted from the sap of the manna ash tree, is used in the mist to provide long-lasting hydration.
Seed to Skin says the product regenerates cells and protects against environmental stressors while improving radiance and evening skin tone.
■ It took three years of testing to create the formula
Jeanette Thottrup, founder of Seed to Skin, said: “Why shouldn’t body care address firmness, elasticity and all the signs of ageing in one formula? What started as a lightweight moisturiser evolved into something far more powerful.”
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Hydrafacial releases Hydrafillic Pep9 Booster skincare formula
Hydrafacial, the flagship brand belonging to The Beauty Health Company, has released its latest innovation, the Hydrafacial Hydrafillic with Pep9 Booster. Designed to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles,
■ Marla Beck, CEO of Beauty Health
the new formula contains a blend of nine peptides that deeply hydrate and strengthen the skin barrier.
The debut of this product marks the latest advancement for Hydrafacial’s non-invasive aesthetic treatments.
The results of clinical trials showed significant improvements to skin firmness, elasticity, fine lines, wrinkles, hydration and skin barrier health.
The Hydrafillic Booster’s nine peptides are complemented by a triple hyaluronic acid complex and fruit extracts, including vitamin B5.
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■ The new formula uses peptides to provide non-invasive results
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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
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)
