Sol Elements, a bathhouse with a design that makes the building appear to float on a lake, has opened in the 330-acre Tamborine Mountain Glades in Queensland, Australia.
Owned and conceived by husband and wife partnership
Russell and Shae Raven, the bathhouse occupies a two-acre plot in subtropical rainforest.
Russell told Spa Business, “We want to provide a space for everyone who needs a breath of fresh air, a moment to themselves or with a loved one and a place to quiet the mind or meet like-minded folk.”
The project took four years to complete in-house, with the assistance of designers from Design Artisan Co.
The spa has two treatment rooms, both of which have direct
views of the lake, with another due to open in the near future.
Six bespoke rituals and treatments have been developed by Shae Raven in partnership with skincare provider Synthesis Organics.
There are also two secluded private mineral bathing suites.
The communal bathing area has a capacity of 30 guests at a time, with two Float Caves, three outdoor magnesium thermal pools and two cold plunges. There's also a Himalayan salt sauna, botanical steamroom and stone sauna.
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■ The design was inspired by the four elements: earth, air, fire and water
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spa business people
Vanessa Megan develops gold, caviar and champagne ritual for Alba Thermal Springs Spa
Alba Thermal Springs and Spa in the Australian state of Victoria has launched a decadent body ritual by natural skincare brand Vanessa Megan to complement the facility’s bathing experience.
The two-hour signature treatment, exclusive to Alba, is called The Jewel.
Vanessa Megan created the therapy using her clean skincare products, which were developed after her best friend advised her, in 2001, “You should never put anything on your skin that you couldn’t eat.”
The therapy starts with a facial using the products with 24kt gold and finger lime caviar. This is said to stimulate cell renewal, slow collagen depletion and increase the skin’s
French is one of the most spoken languages in our Lake Constance and Marbella clinics
Leo Wilhelmi, CEO, Buchinger Wilhelmi, Lake Constance
You should never put anything on your skin you couldn't eat
Vanessa Megan
firmness. A champagne-infused body scrub follows, exfoliating the skin.
The treatment is combined with access to the spa lounge, where guests will be offered Veuve Clicquot champagne and beluga caviar.
Guests will also have a full day’s access to the spa’s 31 geothermal bathing pools.
The experience is designed for couples and although it will be available all year, it will only be on offer to a limited number of guests each month. The price for the whole experience is AU$800 (US$524, €488, £389) per person.
The destination spa opened in 2022 in 15 hectares of landscaped native gardens.
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Leonard Wilhelmi reveals plans for third Buchinger Wilhelmi health resort
Anew flagship Buchinger Health Resort will open in 2029 in Roquefort-lesPins on the Côte d’Azur, France.
The signature Buchinger Wilhelmi approach to longevity via therapeutic fasting will be on offer for the first time in France, reflecting the family’s desire to establish a European ecosystem of clinics specialising in integrative medicine. The new property will follow the family’s well-established clinics at Lake Constance in Germany and in Marbella in Spain.
Leonard Wilhelmi, great-grandson of the company’s founder Dr Otto Buchinger and CEO of Buchinger Wilhelmi, Lake Constance, said: “We are proud to bring the Buchinger Method to the Côte d’Azur, a place which reflects the Buchinger spirit.”
Designer Mattheo Thun will work on the interiors and architecture will be by Gomis et Associés from Nice. Within a 44-hectare plot, there will be 95 bedrooms, a 3,400sq m spa and a medical centre. There will also be a 1,500sq m biodynamic farm.
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We create hands-on experiences so guests can live the Blue Zones way
Céline Vadam
Céline Vadam to lead Blue Zone longevity retreat in US
Blue Zones, the company that researches the world’s longest-living and happiest populations, will deliver a longevityfocused wellbeing retreat programme at Lotte New York Palace hotel in New York City, US.
Led by certified health and lifestyle coach Céline Vadam, the retreat will run twice, between 4-6 November and then 7-9 November, at the 909-key hotel’s iLa Only Spa.
The programme will be inspired by behaviours and lifestyles found in the Blue Zone populations on Earth. Vadam will guide participants in daily wellbeing workshops focused on stress, movement, purpose and nutrition.
Retreat guests will be able to experience a facial, delivered in partnership with Blue Zone-inspired skincare brand Immunocologie and the company's founder, Karen Ballou, will also deliver a workshop in face yoga.
Céline Vadam
Head of retreats and hospitality partners at Blue Zones, Céline Vadam, will lead a longevity programme in New York, US
Hot springs for Hyatt
Hyatt and several partners secure investment for Japanese ryokan hotels under new brand, Atona
SPA BUSINESS INSIGHTS
Designing for inclusion
Autistic psychotherapist and retreat leader Catherine Asta wants spas to be more inclusive of neurodivergent guests
Basin Glacial Waters
Fairmont's standard-setting bathing complex opens in Alberta Canada at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
Verdala Wellness Hotel
Integrated wellness resort opens in Malta with five-pillar hospitality framework
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DEVELOPMENT
Fiji's leaders welcome One&Only resort
range across 127 acres of untouched land, is part of Kerzner
HOT SPRINGS
Hyatt and partners develop Atona hot spring hotels
Hyatt Hotels Corporation and partners have raised capital commitments of ¥22 billion (US$149 million, €141 million, £110 million) for a fund that will be used to develop and renovate Japanese hot spring ryokan properties under the Atona brand.
The Atona Impact Fund is a real estate fund which will be managed as part of a joint strategic venture called Atona Co Ltd, formed in 2022 by a Hyatt affiliate and Kiraku. Kiraku is a business strategy and asset management firm. Takenaka Corporation, an architecture and construction contractor, is a co-investor.
The resort will be a destination that restores, uplifts and connects
Philippe Zuber, CEO, Kerzner International
International’s plan for strategic growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
The project is slated to open in 2029, with a 40-key hotel, 20 private residences and the One&Only brand’s signature ClubOne wellness centre.
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The funds will be invested in high quality tourism assets with the goal of enhancing longterm value and the sustainable development of Japan's regions.
Atona Co Ltd will develop a collection of luxury onsen ryokans across Japan, targeting “sophisticated global travellers,” according to a statement. Each Atona property will have 30-50 guestrooms and onsen facilities that use natural hot spring water.
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Destination party spa opens in Norfolk
Pub and hotel Ffolkes has launched a destination spa that has cost just under £4 million (US$5.41 million, €4.60 million) to build in Norfolk, UK.
Ffolkes is a 22-key hotel and has been owned by Iain and Clair Wilson since they bought the venue in 2016. Twelve of the bedrooms have direct access to the spa.
The owners worked with spa consultancy Spa Creators to bring the spa project to fruition over the past two years.
Spa Creators’ founder, Alistair Johnston, told Spa Business the
AWARDS
Michelin to give first hotel Wellness Award
The Michelin Guide will bestow its first Wellness Award during a celebration on 8 October at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
Five nominees have been shortlisted by Michelin inspectors for the new award, to celebrate hotels that place mental and physical wellbeing at the heart of their offering.
The Michelin Guide acknowledges that while these properties each have extensive spas and gyms, their commitment to wellness goes beyond the facilities. Guests don’t leave the property to explore the region; they stay within the
The all-outdoor social spa is bright, funky and bold
Alistair Johnson, founder, Spa Creators
Ffolkespa concept is focused on fun, targeting the 25-40 demographic, “The all-outdoor social spa is bright, funky and bold. The spa is very different to anything that’s already in the 'third space' spa market."
property for a bespoke lifestyle retreat with tailored experiences and activities designed by a range of experts in amazing locations.
The Michelin Wellness Award shortlist includes Canyon Ranch in Arizona, US, and Bürgenstock Resort in Switzerland. Joali Being in the Raa Atoll, Maldives, is also up for the honour, alongside Lily of the Valley in La Croix-Valmer, France and The Retreat at Blue Lagoon in Grindavík, Iceland.
■ Joali Being in the Maldives is up for
23 OCTOBER
2025
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London
GLOBAL EVENT
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 opinion
Many retreats and spas are designed around a narrow vision of who gets to access that healing
Catherine Asta
Designing for inclusion
Making wellness spaces more accessible for every body and mind
I■ Broughton
Sanctuary's
Avalon Wellbeing Centre
can’t tell you how many retreats I’ve swiped past because they weren’t designed for someone like me. I’m autistic, deeply sensitive and a two-time cancer survivor. I live with chronic pain and energy-limiting conditions, which means I rely on mobility aids, including Gloria, my power chair, to support me day-to-day. Here in the UK, 11 million people live with a limiting long-term illness or disability. On top of that, an estimated 1 in 5 – around 13 million – are neurodivergent, meaning they experience
the world in ways not often accounted for in traditional wellness settings. Neurodivergence includes autism, ADHD, dyspraxia and more.
Despite these numbers, retreat marketing imagery is often able-bodied, while itineraries are full and fast-paced. It’s everything but a retreat.
The wellness industry has become a global force, offering promises of healing, balance and belonging, but many retreats and spas are designed around a narrow vision of who gets to access that healing. Too often, that vision excludes disabled guests and neurodivergent people.
Many of them are drawn to retreats as a refuge from overstimulation, burnout and social overwhelm but their needs aren't often met.
Neuroinclusive design
‘Calm’ isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Some guests may be hypersensitive to scent, sound or lighting. A “relaxing” scent like lavender or burning palo santo might soothe one person and overwhelm another. Offer low scent or fragrance-free areas. Use adjustable lighting
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and provide clear, sensory descriptions of each space or activity in advance, especially treatments that involve strong smells, sounds or textures.
Neurodivergent guests often benefit from clear expectations. Offer visual guides, simple written overviews or short video walk-throughs of your space. Allow guests to choose a quiet check-in option, or request minimal social interaction.
Avoid chaotic signage, loud communal spaces or activities that rely heavily on verbal processing. Offer small, quiet spaces for solo regulation – not everyone decompresses in a group sauna or a shared mealtime. Let guests know it’s perfectly valid to sleep through early or late afternoon sessions, request in-room meals or opt out of group activities without explanation.
Experience-sensitive approach
Consider offering access to one-to-one therapeutic support for those who may need space-holding or co-regulation during emotionally heightened moments. Train your team to meet differences with compassion and
Let guests know it's perfectly valid to sleep through sessions or opt out of activities without explanation ■ Broughton Sanctuary is a 2,500-acre
curiosity and to offer empathy, not exclusion. This means teaching staff to learn about sensory needs, communication differences, emotional and cognitive processing. Having a trained practitioner who is neurodivergentaffirming on hand can be the difference between emotional safety and silent struggle.
When we design with true inclusion in mind, retreats stop being a luxury reserved for the few and become a lifeline for the many who need them most. ●
Catherine Asta is an integrative psychotherapist, author, consultant and podcaster. She will facilitate a Sense Retreat at Broughton Sanctuary with Kirsty Allan between 10-14 October – a sensory sanctuary for deeply and Highly Sensitive People. More: www.spabusiness.com/Broughton
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Straight from the source
An ancient Canadian glacier feeds the new Basin Glacial Waters complex set within the heart of Ban National Park, a UNESCO heritage site
Anew bathing experience called Basin Glacial Waters has opened at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada. It is said to set a benchmark for wellness experiences for the brand and beyond.
The facility’s concept was two decades in the making and it takes its name from its setting: Lake Louise is a natural basin fed by a direct glacial water source, the Victoria Glacier.
Designed by internationally recognised architect Matteo Thun, the 1,719sq m bathing complex is a modern interpretation of longestablished wellness practices, such as Nordic sauna culture, reimagined with minimalistic grandeur.
The bathhouse serves the 539key hotel, which is owned by Oxford Properties and a capital partner.
The new bathhouse has been developed as part of a CA$130 million (US$95 million, €82 million,
£71 million) transformation across the property, which has included the renovation of guest rooms and a redesign of the Fairmont Spa.
Emma Darby, global VP of spa and wellness for Fairmont, said: “Basin Glacial Waters is unrivalled and its world-renowned landscape was an intentional choice for the Group.”
Curated “Trails”
Guests can choose to follow their own self-guided path throughout the
■ The 170sq m infinity pool provides views of Lake Louise and the mountains
facility or enjoy one of five curated experiences the facility is calling “Trails.” These five journeys are based on a guest’s intended wellness outcome – for example for those seeking stillness or to be present.
The
facilities
Guests have uninterrupted views of the lake and mountains from the complex's 170sq m infinity pool, which ranges from the interior to the outdoor deck.
■ The project took ten years from conception to opening and was designer Matteo Thun's first project in Canada
There is simply no better locale for an indelible wellness experience than Canada’s Lake Louise
There are traditional Finnish and biosaunas and also a 20-person outdoor Aufguss sauna for authentic ceremonies led by Aufguss masters.
The wet circuit has two steamrooms and a series of pools for contrast bathing. These include a reflexology pool, water feature pool and a Kneipp Walk. There is also a cold plunge and cold bucket drop. There are also two relaxation lounges called ‘Hot Stone’ and ‘Silent Salt Relax’, which has a Himalayan salt wall. ●
spa business insights
Verdala now stands as a truly immersive wellness destination, brought to life by an exceptional team of talented practitioners
Kathryn Moore, MD, Spa Connectors
Holistic integration
Maltese company AX Hotels welcomes guests looking for joined-up transformational healing experiences
Verdala Wellness Hotel, an integrated adultsonly wellness resort, has opened in Malta, overlooking Rabat’s valleys of Fiddien and Qlejgħa.
The hotel and its residences are the results of AX Hotel’s redevelopment of the former Grand Hotel Verdala, which originally opened in 1971.
The 46-key hotel’s wellness concept has been developed by industry consultancy Spa Connectors.
A five-pillar framework for wellness has shaped the property’s approach to hospitality, encompassing nutrition, movement, rest and recovery, emotional wellbeing and connection.
Kathryn Moore, managing director of Spa Connectors, told Spa Business, "Developing Verdala with AX over the past four years has been an
■ The property's tranquil spaces are inspired by traditional wabi-sabi aesthetics
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The concept has always been about celebrating Malta’s beauty and culture
incredible journey. The concept has always been about celebrating Malta’s beauty and culture while creating wellness-led experiences that showcase all the island has to o er. Verdala now stands as a truly immersive wellness destination, brought to life by an exceptional team of talented practitioners."
The new V Spa
The property’s V Spa is a 1,500sq m wellness hub with seven treatment rooms.
There is also a hammam, steamroom, salt cave, saunas, hydrotherapy pool, spa lounges and spaces for meditation and movement.
Skincare partners are Ground, Seed to Skin and Préime.
Technology-led treatments will include Normatec compression
therapy, PEMF therapy and LED therapy by Dermalux.
Holistic experiences at the property include EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) tapping, using acupressure to relieve emotional distress, energy alignment rituals, shamanic healing experiences, meditation and breathwork workshops.
Wellness amenities and retreats
The property’s adherence to the wellness framework will be led by head of wellness Amber Gauci Ward.
Ward told Spa Business, "We're thrilled see our vision for a new era of hospitality come to life. As Malta’s first fully integrated wellness hotel, we’re o ering more than a stay – we’re curating transformational experiences that honour how people truly want to rest, restore, and reconnect." ●
■ The property's V Spa is a 1,500sq m wellness hub with seven treatment rooms
■ The hotel's wellness concept was developed by Spa Connectors
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Scale with yoga
Elevate your offering with a high-impact wellness solution.
Right now, yoga is one of the most in-demand offerings in the wellness space. Yet for many gyms, delivering it at scale remains a challenge. Complex education pathways, inconsistent delivery, and limited Instructor availability can make it hard to meet member demand.
LES MILLS YOGA™ changes that. Created by world-leading experts and grounded in traditional practice, it’s designed to make yoga classes faster to launch, more accessible for members, and easier to teach. It’s welcoming and inclusive - this is yoga for everybody.
It’s a four-part series designed to elevate the mind and body. Each 45-minute class explores a distinct state of being, Yin (Restoration), Hatha (Alignment), Vinyasa (Strength), and Breath (Clarity) - all through guided movement and mindful breathing. The program offers an accessible experience for both beginners and seasoned participants, helping them reconnect, find clarity, and leave feeling calm, centered, and renewed.
Clubs benefit from a consistent, highquality yoga offering that’s easy to integrate into existing timetables — without lengthy upskilling processes. For Instructors, the simplified teaching model ensures success from day one – reflected in member feedback: 94% of participants said they were satisfied with the quality of Instructor.
With the wellness economy booming, this is a powerful opportunity to expand your mind body offerings and welcome more members looking for balance and recovery.
Ready to bring yoga to your members, simply and seamlessly?
Get in touch today to explore how easily you can bring this new mind-body program to your members, and make it a seamless part of your offering.
SUPPLIER NEWS
Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ The multifunctional Venice Head Spa bed is available in a variety of different colours and finishes for a range of settings
Lemi
introduces easily adaptable multimodal Venice Head Spa treatment bed
Lemi has revealed a new treatment bed called Venice Head Spa, which can be adapted to perform multiple types of professional spa and salon treatments.
The new equipment can be used for hair washing, massage and manicure/pedicure services.
Within a retractable drawer, the Venice Head Spa has an integrated washbasin with a hand-held shower fitting and removable headrest. An additional arched Japanese head spa accessory automatically adjusts to the optimal position
for hairwashing therapies, thanks to a built-in memory function.
This curved attachment sprays jets of water onto a guests scalp during haircare and scalp massage treatments.
When the accessory and drawer are put away, the Venice Head Spa becomes a massage table. The horseshoe face rest attachment can be added for face-down treatments and the height, back rest and leg sections can be adjusted via the bed’s electronic system.
At the other end of the bed from the retractable head spa
■ Matteo Brusaferri, GM, Lemi Group
drawer, there is a hidden pedicure whirlpool basin, under a removable section of the memory foam bed. Adjustments can also be made to adapt the bed for the ideal posture to receive a pedicure.
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Wildsmith launches Active Super Eye Cream to soften appearance of fine lines
English botanical skincare and spa brand Wildsmith has launched an eye cream designed to firm the skin and soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
The Active Super Eye Cream formula blends advanced peptides and bioactive ingredients, which are
■ Katherine Pye, MD, Wildsmith
said to enhance collagen and elastin while hydrating the entire eye area.
The cream features agireline peptides, which have musclerelaxant properties, to gently relax facial micro-tensions and create a smoothing effect.
Other active properties include Paracress, which creates a natural Botox-like effect by stimulating fibroblasts – the skin cells responsible for generating collagen and elastin.
Antioxidant niacinamide evens skin tone and reduces dark spots while multiple weights of hyaluronic acid provide long-lasting hydration.
Katherine Pye, Wildsmith GM, said: “The cream delivers targeted results without compromise.”
Miriam Quevedo creates youth capsules for hair
Hair rejuvenation brand Miriam Quevedo has developed four different capsules for scalp and hair treatments, designed to be delivered in luxury spas without the need for washing stations. Using Japanese-inspired massage techniques for the scalp, neck, décolleté and back, the capsules can be used during standalone rituals or as 30-minuted add-on services. They can also be sold as retail products.
■ The cream is designed to be used daily, in the morning and evening
“We made it because our customers asked us to," added Pye. “Customers wanted a solution to target fine lines and this is exactly what this formulation is proven to do."
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■ Spas can use the capsules in add-on treatments
Miriam Quevedo offers a hair health analysis during guest consultations to see how well their hair is ageing. Using a micro-camera, any signs of damage are revealed and the products can be personalised for the right treatment.
Miriam Quevedo said: "Our formulas provide a comprehensive solution to combat senescence."
Pearl Tree is the distributor for the brand in the GCC and the British Indian Ocean Territory.
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Omnisens develops Reflets de Néroli body oil and spa ritual
French sensorial skincare brand
Omnisens has developed a new dry body oil called Reflets de Néroli.
The product is designed to be warmed up and used in a full-body massage. This is then followed by an energetic facial that features the Traditional Chinese Medicine principle of meridian stimulation, using a citrine stone.
Ninety-seven per cent of the formula’s ingredients are of natural origin, combining cotton, camellia and sweet almond oils to nourish and soften the skin.
The florally fragranced product has been designed not to leave a greasy finish.
The retail price for the Reflets de Néroli body oil is €31 (US$34, £27).
Omnisens has also produced a diffuser featuring the scents of the body oil, to enhance its retail offering.
The Reflets de Néroli Scented Bouquet reed diffuser releases notes of neroli, jasmine and tuberose. The retail price for the diffuser is €38 (US$45, £31).
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Joëlle Guillemot, founder, Omnisens, said: “With Omnisens, I wanted to offer more than skincare. I wanted to offer a complete wellbeing experience, where every scent and every ritual invites you to slow down, breathe and reconnect with yourself.”
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Andreia Professional launches Meowgic Cat Eye Effect gel polishes
Portuguese beauty brand
Andreia Professional has revealed a new collection of gel nail polishes: its Meowgic Cat Eye Effect range.
The formula, which is rich in glittering magnetic particles, is inspired by the luminous gaze of cats.
Designed to turn manicures into an art form, the polishes reveal different effects depending on the angle, lighting and perspective from which the finished nails are viewed.
The company says the products are vegan, offer up to four weeks’ wear, provide high coverage and are compatible with other polishes.
To elevate the final look, the brand has released an ergonomic magnet tool that can be used only with these polishes, to draw the magnetic compounds into three distinct designs.
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■ The polishes are highly pigmented, with no need for a dark base layer
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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)
