Q1-Spa & Wellness Tourism

Defined as travel with the pursuit of maintaining or enhancing one’s personal wellbeing.

Wellness Tourism includes both physical and inner well-being.

A type of wellness tourism that aims to enhance the emotional, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of travelers.

Identify if the activities listed are under Inner or Physical wellness tourism 

Inner wellness tourists generally prefer five-star hotels more than simple authentic accommodations.

These wellness tourists are at a changing point in their lives, and could for example be dealing or have dealt with a burnout

These wellness tourists often practice yoga on a weekly or daily basis to purify their mind and body and are very conscious about their diet and mental health.

Their inner wellness holiday must be mentally challenging, but above all should help them relieve their stress and detox.

Motivated by a desire for lower cost of care, higher quality care, better access to care.

Travel to receive treatment for a disease, ailment, or condition or to seek enhancement.

Motivated by a desire for healthy living, disease prevention, stress reduction, management of poor lifestyle and habits.

Travel to maintain, manage or improve health and wellbeing.

It is a location where mineral-rich spring water is used to give medicinal baths.

Health treatments that are typically offered in spa towns or spa resorts.

Tourism where spa activities are the main or primary focus of the visit, including water-based activities, body, and facial treatments, physical exercise, and/or body-mind-spirit programs.