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A $25 Million Spa Redesign Turns One Treatment Into an All-Day Wellness Experience

In a state where the wellness tourism market is helping drive a global industry projected to top $1 trillion this year, the competition for ‘Zen’ is fierce. The JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa swaps the standard spa menu for a sophisticated, circuit-based model in the Sonoran

Inside the $24 Billion Global Shift Toward Luxury Villa Living

Inside the $24 Billion Global Shift Toward Luxury Villa Living

Privacy has become the new high-stakes currency in global travel, fueling a shift toward ‘hushpitality’ that is projected to more than double the size of the luxury villa market by 2033. Leading this evolution, desert icons like The Phoenician are trading traditional occupancy for low-density, standalone residences that

Redefining wellness in the Mexican Riviera

Wellness travel is no longer just about booking a massage and maybe taking a yoga class; travelers now want to explore authentic healing and connection. In the Mexican Riviera, you can find resorts honing in on this trend to create a more holistic vacation experience. Wellness tourism has evolved into

Glowcations replace traditional spa trips as beauty-focused travel surges

Suitcases now leave room for serums and sheet masks, as glowcations, a travel trend centered on skincare and beauty treatments, appear on travel plans. The interest in the concept is rising among younger travelers, with about 38% of Gen Z planning to seek out beauty treatments and skincare stores while

Europe's 2,000-Year-Old Wellness Secret Could Solve Burnout in the U.S.

Europe's 2,000-Year-Old Wellness Secret Could Solve Burnout in the U.S.

Social prescribing may sound like a wellness buzzword, but the economic stakes are real. Social isolation among older adults is associated with $6.7 billion in excess Medicare spending annually, while stress-related absenteeism tied to loneliness costs American employers an estimated $154 billion a year. As hospitals, communities and

March travel trends show adults claiming spring break for themselves

Spring break is no longer just for plastic red cups and crowded sandbars; adults are claiming it with better plans and earlier reservations. Across the country and overseas, travelers are filling March with wine-focused weekends, European rail itineraries, composed coastal stays and performance-driven retreats built around clear goals