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The wellness travel sector was anticipated to surpass $1 trillion in worldwide expenditure by the conclusion of 2024, as indicated by the Global Wellness Institute, with individuals globally prioritizing their health and overall wellness. From an innovative style of yoga on the slopes to nature-infused alpine getaways, these signify the forthcoming wave of transformative encounters in Europe.
Racquet sports are becoming a leading choice for enhancing longevity and wellness, with players enjoying an additional 3.7 years of life in comparison to non-players. Tennis, squash, and badminton are leading the charge, demonstrating a 47% reduced risk of untimely death, as stated by a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
These activities not only improve physical health but also promote mental wellness, releasing endorphins that alleviate stress and anxiety. Consequently, hotels and resorts are adopting racquet sports, creating dynamic environments where fitness and enjoyment merge.
At Marbella Club in Spain, guests can engage in the world’s fastest-growing racquet sport at the birthplace of padel in Europe. Against the stunning backdrop of La Concha Mountain, guests can partake in expert coaching or friendly matches with family and friends at Europe’s prestigious meeting point for the elite.
Nestled within the 3,700-acre Reschio Estate, Hotel Castello di Reschio presents a premier tennis experience with pristine courts, personalized coaching, and a pavilion for guests to relax between matches, all surrounded by the estate’s breathtaking Umbrian scenery.
The Meneghetti Wine Hotel & Winery in Croatia has unveiled its newly built tennis courts featuring an exclusive residency with Goran Ivanišević, the Croatian tennis champion and former coach of Novak Djokovic. A paradise for tennis lovers, the nearby Pula amphitheatre hosts the legendary ATP Croatia Open, while the Umag Tennis Academy is distinguished as one of the finest in the Mediterranean, drawing elite players to the region annually.
Travelers are increasingly pursuing nature-centric experiences. The World Economic Forum Travel & Tourism Development Index points to a growing trend toward eco-oriented stays that offer physical and mental health benefits. This shift toward biophilia—the intrinsic connection to nature—has been found to decrease blood pressure, enhance immune functioning, and lower stress hormone levels.
Joining this trend is eriro, a brand-new mountain retreat that opened in August 2024, located at the base of the Zugspitze mountain range in Austria’s Tyrol. Accessible only by cable car to minimize environmental impact, this exclusive nine-bedroom hotel invites guests to immerse themselves in the region’s alpine customs.
Guided hikes through the mountains and meditation in the woodlands assist guests in connecting with nature, and with no televisions and WiFi available only in suites, guests can completely detox from the outside world. The spa at eriro is located in the basement among rugged stones, lush fields, and Tyrolean forests. Here, guests can indulge in custom wellness treatments while absorbing the breathtaking views of the Tajakopf mountain.
With “an increasing number of wellness travelers looking for a blend of physical adventure and relaxation”, according to Luxury Travel Magazine, The Arula Chalets has launched a novel, rejuvenating mountain experience for the forthcoming ski season. After a day of skiing or boarding across the 200km of high alpine terrain, the property’s remedy for sore muscles is a gentle ‘Snowga’ session, guided by Arula’s resident yoga instructor, Anna Kanonier.
This practice emphasizes essential yoga poses for skiers, including Taksanda, Utkatasana, and Warrior poses, while aiding in injury prevention on the slopes. Guests may rejuvenate through a combination of breathwork, sound healing, and ayurvedic body treatments to harmoniously connect with their essence: body, mind, and spirit.
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