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The pitfalls of building a beautiful spa
 Building
a new spa or updating an existing one takes planning for the spa to be a
beautiful and relaxing place, but more importantly the design has to be
effective and practical to use. Since this is not a cheap undertaking
you need to look at prices, suppliers and budgets. So, how come many
projects are over priced and can’t be finished on time and within
budget?
Besides of careful planning you need to consider
following issues: what do you offer, how do you operate and manage your
spa on a regular basis and how can you implement your plans to improve
customer experience and optimise operations. These are only some of the
questions you should ask your architects and designers.
The
failure of many promising projects is an alarming sign in our industry
and one of the reasons for it is the failing communication between spa
owner and architect.
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World Spa Awards – last chance to enter!
Winning
an internationally recognised Award could be the best thing to happen
to your spa in terms of customer retention, reputation and staff pride.
Enter
the World Spa Awards for free by the 31 October 2011 and make sure not
to miss this opportunity. All you need to do is complete the online
process and follow the enclosed guidelines.
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Ian Bailey leaves Lifehouse to join LeisurejobsIan
Bailey has stepped down from his role as general manager of Lifehouse
spa, Essex, to join recruitment firm Leisurejobs as commercial director.
Bailey
is the second director to leave Essex destination spa Lifehouse in
recent months, following the departure of managing director Berni
Hawkins in the spring
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