Wellness Tourism: The Rising Star in Tourism Industry

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Wellness Tourism

The Rising Star in Tourism Industry


Wellness tourism is travel for the
purpose of promoting health and well-
being through physical, psychological,
or spiritual activities While wellness
tourism is often correlated with
medical tourism because health
interests motivate the traveler,
wellness tourists are proactive in
seeking to improve or maintain health
and quality of life, often focusing on
prevention, while medical tourists
generally travel reactively to receive
treatment for a diagnosed disease or
condition.
The different Products of wellness Tourism:-

Yoga And meditation Sports and fitness


Spa and therapies Beauty Treatment
Theme destinations Healing and Recuperation
Rehabilitation centers
Spiritualism
Babymoon
Medical treatment and
ayurveda
Tree House
Major Destinations of the World Dealing with the
Wellness Tourism:-

1. Germany 12. Philippines 23. UAE


2. France 13. Malaysia 24. South Africa
3. Switzerland 14. Taiwan 25. Morocco
4. Turkey 15. Singapore 26. USA
5. Spain 16. Hong Kong 27. Canada
6. Austria 17. Vietnam 28. Mexico
7. Czech republic 18. South Korea 29. Argentina
8. Poland 19. Japan 30. Chile
9. Hungry 20. Thailand 31. Brazil
10. Indonesia 21. Australia 32. Uruguay
11. India 22. New Zealand

Europe Asia Pacific Africa North America South America


The Global Wellness Institute (GWI) measured the size of the
global wellness economy for the first time in the 2014 Global
Spa & Wellness Economy Monitor. We define wellness as the
active pursuit of activities, choices, and lifestyles that lead to a
state of holistic health. For the purpose of estimating its size,
Why to be concerned about we define the wellness economy as encompassing industries
the Wellness Sector ? that enable consumers to incorporate wellness activities and
lifestyles into their daily lives. The global wellness economy,
which encompasses 10 diverse sectors (see chart below), was
worth an estimated $3.7 trillion in 2015.

Contd
Wellness tourism is growing at a faster rate than global tourism, as more consumers
aspire to higher levels of wellness and incorporate this intention into their travels.

This market includes two types of wellness tourists:-

Those who take a trip entirely for wellness purposes (primary wellness tourists) and
those who seek to engage in wellness activities as part of any kind of trip (secondary
wellness tourists). The emerging global middle class; Greater disposable incomes; and
growing consumer interest in health, travel, and new experiences are all fueling strong
demand propelling wellness tourism into a $563.2 billion global market in 2015.From
2013- 2015, wellness tourism expenditures grew by 6.8% annually in U.S. dollars (or
16.7% annually in Euros), much higher than the 3.4% annual U.S. dollar increase for
overall tourism (or 13.2% annually in Euros).

Wellness tourism expenditures are distributed among many travel and tourism
segments, from food and lodging to activities, excursions, shopping, and other auxiliary
services. Within each segment, some expenditures may include wellness-focused
activities (e.g., visiting a spa or hot spring, taking a meditation or tai chi class, etc.),
while other expenditures may be generic (such as transportation, general food and
lodging, or buying souvenirs).
Global Wellness Economy January 2017
Top Wellness Destinations In the World

1. Thailand: Kamalaya.
2. India: Ananda.
3. New Zealand: Aro Ha Wellness Retreat.
4. Mauritius: Shanti Maurice.
5. Oman: Six Senses Zighy Bay.
6. Spain: SHA Wellness Clinic.
7. Bali: Como Shambhala.
8. St Lucia: The Body Holiday.

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