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Klafs is recognised as offering innovative, one-stop solutions for unique spa design and custom-made products. With a focus on sustainability, Klafs is a reliable partner for residential and commercial clients globally.
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Bellezi designs and manufactures premium facial and wellness beds that form the foundation of professional treatment rooms. Our products are developed for intensive daily use and combine technology, comfort and design into one coherent whole.
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03-05 Jul 2026
Copenhagen,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
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19-21 Jul 2026
The Global Ambassador ,
Phoenix,
United States
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22-25 Jul 2026
The Global Ambassador ,
Phoenix,
United States
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23-26 Aug 2026
The Riviera Maya Edition Kanai,
Playa del Carmen,
Mexico
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10-12 Sep 2026
MITEC Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia,
Malaysia
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18-20 Sep 2026
Sheraton Norfolk Waterside,
Norfolk,
United States
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22-23 Sep 2026
Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River,
Bangkok ,
Thailand
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27-29 Sep 2026
Farnham Estate Spa & Golf Resort,
Ireland
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Research: Brand illusions

WELLSurvey 2.0 revealed that despite high consumer engagement with wellness, clear market leaders have yet to emerge.
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Interview: Diane Davody

With 36 spas in landmark hotels, could Guerlain be the sector’s quiet powerhouse? Katie Barnes speaks to its international spa business director
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Interview: Emlyn Brown

The group director of wellbeing for Mandarin Oriental talks about spa evolution and how its partnership with Simone Biles demonstrates its strength of intention
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Thermal spa: Betting on bathing

With hot springs bathing booming in Australia, Alba Thermal Springs and Spa enters a crowded market. Cassandra Cavanah explores the AU$160m investment
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Sponsored: Lemi – Optimum experience

As the global spa market evolves, the integration of advanced technology with immersive wellness rituals is becoming increasingly important says Lemi's Matteo Brusaferri
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Research: Decoding wellbeing

Distrust, limited brand differentiation and a market worth US$606bn are key findings from WELLSurvey 2.0. Kevin Kelly and Peter Yesawich report
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