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How to increase performance of the medical tourism and wellness market?A
recent study showed that the current Wellness Tourism market is lacking
$106 billion due to conceptual confusion and week promotional models Although
the medical tourism and wellness market are set to increase and are one
of the most exciting subjects for the spa industry, companies and key
opinion leaders must tackle its challenges now to take advantage of the opportunities this market offers.
The
study found that governments should develop and promote medical tourism
and wellness tourism separately as wellness tourism represents by far
the best “fit” for the spa industry, and already generates twice the
global revenues of the more-established medical tourism market. The
confusion about terminology, combined with weak or generic promotion is
significantly holding back these emerging tourism categories.
Susie
Ellis from Spa Finder noted “Medical tourists and wellness tourists
spend 3 to 5 times more than the average tourist, and the financial
opportunities within both these sectors are vast. This research will
help public and private players establish smarter overall strategies,
organizational structures and marketing campaigns to more powerfully
position themselves within these lucrative markets.”
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Get ready for National Spa Week 2011
The
National Spa Week, now in its seventh year will take place from 20 – 26
September 2011 and intends to raise the profile of a wide range of UK
spas and all of their health, relaxation and beauty benefits. The
NSW will feature a range of exclusive money-off deals, including
2-for-1 offers and day spa breaks on its website: www.spaweek.co.uk.
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See spa brands at Professional Beauty North!
On 16 – 17 October 2011 Manchester Central
will be home to Professional Beauty North 2011, this autumn’s most
prestigious show for the health and beauty professional.
Although
not strictly a spa exhibition Professional Beauty North has secured
major names in skincare such as Elemis, Dermalogica, Decleor, Environ
and Germaine de Capuccini to name a few.
>> click here for full storyHotels must invest in spaMost
five star hotels have a spa these days and most spas in five star
hotels are empty or have few customers. The idea of hotel customers
popping in for treatments as revenue stream hasn’t worked and with no or
little promotion outside the hotel the situation won’t change for many
hotel spas. >> click here for full story
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