Aman’s nine-deck superyacht, Amangati, is taking bookings for its debut season of Mediterranean voyages in Q2 2027.
The 180-metre yacht has been designed by Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design and is currently under construction.
When it sets sail, it will accommodate 94 guests across its 47 suites. Each will have a footprint of 68sq m to 354sq m and its own terrace.
The design for the Aman Spa has been inspired by Japanese ryokan, with full-height windows and private terraces that create an open, light-filled space and connection to the sea.
The 1,190sq m spa will be spread across two decks and it will have eight ocean-facing
treatment rooms and a Japanese serenity garden for relaxation.
There will also be open-air hot tubs, a hammam with polished marble benches for Turkish and Moroccan-inspired bathing experiences, a banya, showers and relaxation spaces.
Treatments will be rooted in four guiding pillars: nutrition, movement, psychological health and bodywork. Passengers will have access to a medi-spa for aesthetic services, a beauty lounge, fitness studio and a meditation and yoga deck.
Jeanine Allpress-Cliffe joins TLee Spas as VP
Numo Hotels & Resorts will run Conrad Corfu
■ The Aman Spa aboard the Amangati will have a hammam and a banya
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Jeanine Allpress-Cliffe becomes vice president for consultancy TLee Spas and Wellness
Spa design consultancy
TLee Spas and Wellness has appointed Jeanine Allpress-Cliffe as vice president.
Allpress-Cliffe will lead the firm’s strategic growth, develop client partnerships and guide the global wellness vision as the industry continues to evolve beyond traditional spa models.
Allpress-Cliffe has more than 20 years’ experience with Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts in sales leadership and experience strategy. She has represented more than 150 Four Seaons hotels worldwide, working with teams across cultures and destinations to create commercially successful and emotionally resonant guest experiences.
Healf is one of the world’s leading brands for longevity, health and beauty tech
Wellness lives in the arrival, transitions, rituals and quiet moments that stay with you
Jeanine Allpress-Cliffe
In her new role, Allpress-Cliffe will strengthen client relationships and support the development of TLee’s expanding global portfolio of clients who are seeking advice on wellness programming, experience design and integrated hospitality strategy.
Allpress-Cliffe said: “I'm deeply excited to leverage my love of beautiful spaces with my passion for curated, experience-led wellness.
“TLee’s ethos, designing wellness as a journey and not a checklist, deeply resonates with how I’ve always approached hospitality. Wellness lives in the arrival, transitions, rituals and quiet moments that stay with you long after you leave.”
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Claudia Schiffer invests in Healf and collaborates on wellbeing campaign
One of the UK's fastestgrowing wellness companies, Healf, is collaborating with household names from the worlds of fashion, dance, music and sport to front its Wellbeing Made Personal campaign.
Advocating an individual approach to wellbeing, supermodel and businesswoman, Claudia Schiffer and British DJ, producer and songwriter, Calvin Harris, reveal how wellbeing products and rituals fit into their lives.
The pair are joined by threetime Olympic fencer, Miles
Chamley-Watson, one of Healf's new brand ambassadors.
Founded in 2020 by brothers Max Clarke and Lestat McCree, Healf is a health-tech company and marketplace for wellbeing products.
It recently launched Healf Zone, a home blood testing membership that uses diagnostics to tailor supplementation to a user's needs.
Schiffer said: “Becoming both an investor and an ambassador felt like a natural fit for me as our passions genuinely align.”
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Claudia Schiffer
The UKSA is keen to support the longevity of our industry by adding this benefit for our members
Abi Selby
Abi Selby shares UKSA's plan for industry jobs board
The UK Spa Association (UKSA) has announced it will launch an industry job board to help members to find staff.
This recruitment tool is one of a series of initiatives the association will deliver, in alignment with its new strategy for 2026. The updated mission statement for the year is: “Uniting and empowering the UK spa industry through support, education, collaboration, national advocacy and an ongoing drive for positive change within the wellness sector.”
Abi Selby, UKSA chair, told Spa Business: “Recruitment is such a key piece of the puzzle in supporting our industry. The UKSA is keen to support the longevity of our industry by adding this benefit for our members.”
The jobs board will be hosted on the UKSA website and will allow for listings of all spa industry roles. It will be free for members to post roles. In the future, UKSA may charge non-members to use the service.
Jeanine Allpress-Cliffe
Jeanine joins TLee Spas as vice president
Women's health
The World Economic Forum says addressing conditions that affect women could unlock $100bn a year
Playlist x EGYM
Playlist and EGYM are merging to create a US$7.5bn company
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Wellness travel evolution
Lindsay Madden-Nadeau says consumer demand for wellness travel is changing
Mountain medicine
Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski partners with clinic run by Italian regenerative medicine doctor
Waterfront wellness
Hilton's first luxury resort in Greece, Conrad Corfu, will open in Q2 in the quiet beach town of Molos
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HEALTH
Addressing women's health could unlock $100bn by 2030 in the US
The World Economic Forum has released a report to address the undercapitalised opportunities women’s health represents within global healthcare.
The report, Women’s Health Investment Outlook, includes a recent analysis by management consultancy Boston Consulting Group that found treating four major conditions that affect women disproportionately could unlock a US$100 billion economic impact (€92 billion, £79 billion) by 2030 in the US alone.
The four conditions that affect women uniquely or require womenspecific approaches are identified
RESEARCH
in the report as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, menopause and Alzheimer’s. These are highburden, high-prevalence health issues that remain underserved.
The authors highlight that despite women representing half the global population, women’s healthcare captures only six per cent of private healthcare investment. Companies focused exclusively on women’s health capture less than one per cent.
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Malaysia's wellness economy is worth $31.8bn
The Global Wellness Institute (GWI) has released its first report on the wellness economy of Malaysia, which is worth US$31.8 billion (€28.6 billion, £23.0 billion).
The report, created in partnership with sustainable food and wellness product company Green Wellness, shows that Malaysia ranks tenth among 45 countries in the AsiaPacific region and 29th out of 218 countries worldwide.
The data shows the country’s top five wellness economy sectors (of eleven evaluated by the GWI)
are personal care and beauty; healthy eating, nutrition and weight loss; wellness tourism; physical activity; and public health, prevention and personal medicine.
The sectors that have grown the most between the most recent data sets, 2023 and 2024, include wellness tourism – with an annual growth rate of 39.1 per cent (up from US$3.23 billion in 2023 to US$4.49 billion in 2024). Wellness real estate has also performed well, with
Despite women representing half the global population, women’s healthcare captures only six per cent of private healthcare investment
an annual growth rate of 29.3 per cent (up from US$1.37 billion in 2023 to US$1.77 billion in 2024).
Malaysia's wellness economy has grown 9.9 per cent between 2023-24. MORE >>> http://lei.sr/5r3c2_B
■ Women's healthcare remains underserved
■ Malaysia's wellness tourism sector has show growth
Five Elms Capital invests $30m in Trybe
Spa and leisure management software company Trybe has secured a US$30 million (€26.9 million, £21.6 million) investment from Five Elms Capital, a growth investor in software businesses.
Trybe will use the funds to expand globally, develop its platform and innovate new product features.
A spokesperson for Trybe told Spa Business it has seen widespread success in Europe and is now targeting regions with deep-rooted sauna cultures and technologyenabled wellness experiences.
MERGER
Playlist and EGYM merge into one $7.5bn company
Playlist, parent company of Mindbody, Booker and Classpass, has merged with EGYM, supplier of AI-enabled workout programmes and corporate wellness solutions, to create an expanded entity with a US$7.5 billion valuation. The deal is subject to regulations and is set to close in about four months.
The transaction will include US$785 million in new equity investment led by Affinity Partners, with participation from a consortium of existing investors, including Vista Equity Partners, Temasek and L Catterton.
Fritz Lanman, CEO of Playlist and Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer,
to introduce AI-assisted scheduling, forecasting and personalisation
Ricky Daniels, co-founder, Trybe
North America remains a priority for Trybe and, in Asia-Pacific, the company has seen strong interest from bathhouses and saunas – including Australian spas Aurora and Sense of Self.
CEO of EGYM, will serve as co-founders of the newly expanded Playlist organisation.
On completion, Playlist’s brands will operate as they do currently, while EGYM will operate within the Playlist portfolio.
■ Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer and Fritz Lanman
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Journeys are now more intentional and often seen as a form of healing
Lindsay Madden-Nadeau, senior director of wellness, Red Sea Global
From pampering to purpose
Lindsay
Madden-Nadeau says wellness travel is evolving for holistic living
H■ Corallium, a marine life attraction, is one of the naturefocused facilities at Amaala
aving spent more than 25 years in the wellness industry, I’ve witnessed and actively shaped its evolution. What began with destination spas as the dominant offering – occasionally complemented by holistic retreats or medical health programmes – has matured into something far more sophisticated.
Today, wellness has expanded well beyond retreat-based experiences into global communities, longevity hubs and
integrated lifestyle ecosystems that can be embedded into everyday life.
At its core, wellness has never been one-size-fits-all. I’ve always viewed it as a deeply personal experience, shaped by culture, generation and life stage.
Different moments in our lives require different tools from the wellness ‘toolbox’ and while emotional, spiritual, physical and intellectual wellbeing provide a useful framework, true wellness does not conform.
A new urgency
What has changed most dramatically is urgency. Relentless digital connectivity, chronic stress and lifestyle-related health challenges have shifted wellbeing towards being essential. This is especially evident among Millennials and Gen Zers, for whom stress reduction and living longer healthier lives are non-negotiables embedded in their generational DNA.
Travellers today increasingly seek rest and restoration through nature, gravitating
towards destinations such as Greece, Australia, Switzerland, Thailand and Costa Rica, where philosophies such as Pura Vida reflect a holistic approach to living well.
This shift has redefined the reason people travel. Journeys are more intentional and often seen as a form of healing. Yoga retreats, active adventures and spiritual exploration are consciously curated across multiple dimensions of wellbeing, often favoured over party-centric destinations. Personal growth has become a modern-day luxury with data to support this trend.
More choice in one location
Red Sea Global was founded on the belief that wellness thrives within regenerative tourism ecosystems that are grounded in sustainability. Wellness is part of our DNA, informing decisions across property, product, talent and experiences. We're creating comprehensive wellness ecosystems that integrate medical, holistic and lifestyle-led programmes, supported by worldclass infrastructure, technology and expertise.
Ultimately, what
makes wellness transformative is the people delivering it
With six wellness operators across two destinations and four more in development, we’re delivering depth, choice and accessibility in one location for today’s time-poor traveller. At the destination level, Amaala brings this ambition to life. Set where the Hijaz Mountains meet the Red Sea, Amaala uses nature in a healing journey that dates back to the wellbeing traditions of the people of the land. Partnerships with Clinique La Prairie, Jayasom and Equinox intentionally span the full spectrum of wellness, from clinical longevity to mindful balance and high-performance living. Ultimately, what makes wellness transformative is the people delivering it. Through their passion, combined with place and intent, wellness travel continues to evolve from retreat, to ecosystem, to way of life. ●
■ The Four Seasons property is one of nine resorts within the Triple Bay area of the Amaala site
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Mountain medicine
Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski enters a new chapter, in partnership with Italian regenerative health experts
We're creating a unique destination for longevity in the heart of the Alps ■
will provide accommodation for guests taking part in the IRI's longevity programmes
Grand Hotel des Bains
Kempinski St Moritz, in Switzerland, has partnered with regenerative medicine provider Image Regenerative Institute (IRI) to enhance its spa and wellness offering.
The IRI is run by professor Carlo Tremolada, whose specialism is regenerative medicine. The IRI in St Moritz is a sister location to Tremolada’s Image Regenerative Clinic in Milan, Italy.
The Lipogems system
Tremoloada is known for inventing his Lipogems system; a concept that uses fat as though it is a regenerative organ. Lipogems is a technology that involves taking a patient’s own fat tissue, processing it in a closed sterile device and injecting the tissue back into an injured or damaged area to heal it.
The processed tissue, known as micro-fragmented adipose tissue, is rich in regenerative components and is seen as a better alternative by some for the treatment of sports injuries, osteoarthritis, chronic nonhealing wounds and reconstructive plastic surgery. The advantages of the therapy are that it uses the patient’s
The hotel
This partnership redefines luxury as the conscious creation of balance and the ultimate gift of biological renewal
own tissue, the procedure can be done quickly and there is a minimal regulatory burden because no enzymes or chemicals are required.
The Image Regenerative Institute
The IRI has opened in a dedicated wing of a neighbouring private hospital called Klinik Gut, a fourminute walk from the hotel. The hotel is the primary hospitality partner for the medical destination. The properties are part of the same architectural complex and there are plans to create direct internal access for guests in the future.
Norman Zweyer, marketing manager, Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski told Spa Business: “By bringing professor Tremolada’s pioneering medical expertise and the Image Regenerative Institute to the doorsteps of the Grand
Hotel des Bains Kempinski, we're creating a unique destination for longevity in the heart of the Alps.”
The facility has medical consultation suites and specialised treatment rooms for regenerative therapies, such as metabolic resets, detoxification and bioenergetic recalibrations.
Treatments
The Institute will offer bespoke 3 to 5-day longevity programmes, focused on detoxification, metabolism and stress recovery. These will be residential wellness packages, where guests stay at the Kempinski hotel.
In addition to multi-day immersions, the Institute will offer daily integrative medicine sessions with therapies involving bioresonance, cupping and personalised IV infusions. ●
■ Professor Carlo Tremolada is known for inventing the Lipogems healing system
■ The IRI is located in the neighbouring Klinik Gut, a fourminute walk from the hotel
We've
crafted a sanctuary
that
transcends the expected; where every detail has been considered to inspire curiosity, connection and renewal
Maria Fthenou, co-owner, Numo Hotels and Resorts
Waterfront wellness
Greece-based operator Numo Hotels and Resorts describes how nature will inform guests' wellness journeys at Conrad Corfu
Hilton’s first luxury resort in Greece, Conrad Corfu, will open in the serene beach town of Molos on the Greek island of Corfu in Q2 this year, with a design that celebrates the waterfront location with a series of lagoons and pools.
The 136-key hotel, which will have its own 200m of beachfront, will be operated as part of a franchise agreement between the Greek hotel-owning Troulis family and Hilton’s Conrad brand.
Greece-based hospitality company Numo Hotels and Resorts will operate the property.
Architecture and exteriors are by Cube Concept and interiors are by Hotel IM and Place in Space Architects. The resort will have a U-shaped design around a reflective
MARIA FTHENOU
■ The property will have a range of indoor and outdoor pools
We are incredibly proud to bring this experience to life and to share the soul of our island in such a meaningful way
lagoon that Numo Hotels and Resorts is calling the Aqua Piazza.
Spa and wellness
The wellness centre has been created in collaboration with wellness consultant Stavros Mavridis of Eminence Hospitality to align with Conrad Spa guidelines but with a distinctive aesthetic.
The facilities will extend to 971sq m in total and will have a spa, gym, reception and retail space, plus a beauty studio.
Maria Fthenou, co-owner, Numo Hotels and Resorts told Spa Business: “Our ambition is to offer guests of every generation an immersive wellness journey that feels deeply personal – where nature becomes a guide, rituals unfold with intention and the vibrant
energy of Corfu reveals new layers of joy, serenity and discovery.”
The spa will have four single treatment beds and a shower each, as well as one double treatment room with a shower, sauna and steamroom.
The thermal facilities will include a sauna, infrared sauna, steamroom, ice room and a snow shower.
Treatments and suppliers
Treatments at the spa will include those by Swiss skincare innovators at Swissline; hand and foot specialist Margaret Dabbs London; and holistic Greek ritual skincare brand Onar.
The spa will use Afrodite Wellness Management Software by Eurotel Group.
Sauna equipment will be provided by Harvia and steamrooms will be provided by Tylo. ●
■ The U-shaped resort will be built around a lagoon called the Aqua Piazza
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ The formula contains a trio of hydrating ingredients to avoid drying the skin as it removes impurities, SPFs and make-up
Elemis has released its new Pro-Collagen Hydrating Cleansing Mousse.
The brand has created this mousse because it says traditional cleansers in this format leave the skin feeling dry and tight.
The new formula contains a trio of hydrating ingredients to provide a lightweight product to remove impurities, make-up and SPF without drying the skin.
These ingredients include Padina pavonica ferment, a brown fan-shaped algae found on the
Mediterranean coast. This organism has a high polysaccharide and glycosaminoglycan content to help attract and retain moisture. These properties have been incorporated into the mousse via a fermentation process.
Deep sea water sourced from Noirmoutier Island, France, is another of the ingredients in the new cleanser, enriched with minerals.
Inulin, a natural prebiotic extracted from the European plant known as chicory root, is also incorporated into the mousse for its hydrating properties.
Noella Gabriel, CEO and co-founder, Elemis, said: “This is a high-performance cleanser that deeply cleanses and hydrates without stripping the skin or disrupting its delicate microflora.”
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BC SoftWear introduces fleece-lined and crease-resistant Aspen Robe
Textile supplier, BC SoftWear, has revealed a new luxury bathrobe called the Aspen. The new robe is fleece-lined and has a crease-resistant outer layer. It has been developed for luxury hotels and spas to provide enough insulation for guests to remain comfortable in post-
■ Barbara Cooke, CEO and founder, BC SoftWear
treatment spaces and outdoor spa gardens, even in cooler months.
Barbara Cooke, CEO and founder at BC SoftWear, said: “The Aspen is BC SoftWear’s newest addition to our luxury bathrobe collection. We’ve designed it to meet the needs of hotels and spas seeking elevated comfort and superior warmth, but with an easy-care outer layer that ensures a sophisticated, high-end look.
“At BC SoftWear, we are continually evolving our product range, exploring performancedriven textiles and developing bespoke pieces shaped by our customers’ ideas,” continued Cooke. “The Aspen Robe reflects
Swissline creates Cell Shock Lip and Contour Cream
Swissline has unveiled a new product in its Cell Shock range called Lip and Contour Repair Cream, designed to replenish lip volume. The formula contains pure hydroxyproline, which the brand describes as the singular amino acid responsible for collagen structure in skin. Upon application, the ingredient is said to signal the skin to activate its own repair mechanisms to reinforce elasticity and visibly reduce fine lines.
This is the first time Swissline has used the isolated amino acid in one of its products.
Custodio d’Avo, global brand director, Swissline, said: “Hydroxyproline is the one amino acid found exclusively in the collagen structure of our skin
■ The Aspen Robe has a creaseresistant outer layer for a smarter look
this commitment, born from client feedback and our dedication to delivering solutions tailored to modern wellness environments.”
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■ Custodio d'Avo
■ The new cream is designed to replenish lip volume
– it doesn't occur in any other protein – which is why its role in repair has always fascinated me."
The formula also includes ingredients such as Swissline’s Cellactel 2 Complex and marine collagen.
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Sigroup International releases herbal food perfume WDrink
Sigroup International, a water and beverage manufacturing company, has produced an aromatic beverage and food perfume range called WDrink for the luxury wellness market.
Sigroup International produces a range of natural hydrolates, aromatic waters produced via the artisanal craft of steam-distilling plants, authorised for consumption.
The company sources its plants from organic Italian crops in a sustainable process that reduces environmental impact.
The WDrink brand’s aromatic beverages and food perfumes contain no alcohol, preservatives, additives, sugars or calories.
The fragrances are designed to be sprayed to provide flavour and scent. They can be used to flavour dishes and drinks and can also be spritzed on the face and body.
Simona Berger, founder of WDrink, told Spa Business: “With its iconic look and pocket-sized
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format that allows you to take it anywhere. WDrink is designed for those who want authenticity, wellbeing and quality without compromise. The spraying of a WDrink perfume invites a daily ritual for a unique sensory experience.”
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Aromatherapy Associates unveils Support Breathe Shower Mist
Aromatherapy Associates has created a steam-activated essential oil blend called Support Breathe Shower Mist to provide an at-home spa experience.
The shower mist is made from 100 per cent natural essential oils of eucalyptus, lavender and peppermint
■ Luke Taylor, master blender, Aromatherapy Associates
and is sprayed into steam within the shower cubicle and then inhaled along with the moist air.
The company says this creates a cooling and uplifting sensation and can aid with nasal congestion.
Luke Taylor, master blender at Aromatherapy Associates, told Spa Business: "The new Support Breathe Shower Mist represents one of aromatherapy's most understated yet transformative methods of application, its impact is felt most powerfully throughout the winter months."
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■ The shower mist is sprayed into steam before inhalation
The Longevilift delivers a four-in-one facial
Technology Meets Touch:
Comfort Zone Introduces a New Era of Beauty, reports Monica Poli
The professional beauty sector is rapidly evolving, and the next generation of spa excellence is increasingly defined by data-driven diagnosis and multi-technology facial rejuvenation. Responding to this shift, Italian skincare brand Comfort Zone, expands its technology portfolio with two breakthroughs designed to elevate professional expertise, deliver measurable results, and enhance consumer trust: Skin Test 2.0 and Longevilift.
Data-driven personalisation
Understanding skin in its full complexity is the foundation of an effective treatment journey.
Skin Test 2.0 is a new diagnostic device that performs rapid but effective measurements through high-definition imaging, touch-screen navigation and an intuitive user interface.
The device analyses hydration, sebum, elasticity, texture, pigmentation, pores, redness and wrinkles, generating a complete skin profile in just 15 minutes.
Five targeted analysis areas, face, décolleté, hands, legs, and sun exposure, allow therapists to create protocols, supported by a
digital report delivered instantly via QR code for product and treatment follow-up at home.
The system also enables long-term progress-tracking, reinforcing loyalty and boosting retail conversion through visible results.
Skin Test 2.0 is not only a tool for evaluation, it’s a catalyst for education, professional authority and deeper client engagement. By connecting consumer needs, lifestyle habits and measurable parameters, the device supports spas in delivering a 360° evidencebased wellness experience.
Longevilift – skin redefinition
Once the skin diagnosis is complete, Longevilift becomes a natural next step in the treatment pathway. This multifunctional machine delivers a four-in-one high-tech facial, combining Aquapeel, Vacuum, Mesoporation, and Microcurrent technologies to detoxify, smooth, brighten and tone, working simultaneously on the muscular, vascular and neurological dimensions of the skin.
Clinical testing confirms visible improvements after a single session, including +47 per cent immediate hydration and +22 per cent elasticity*,
Longevilift was designed to meet the growing demand for advanced skincare treatments.
Monica Poli, skin tech and device product manager, Comfort Zone
with 100 per cent of participants also self-reporting smoother, more radiant skin.
Suitable for mature, resistant and sensitive skin alike, the treatment offers a non-invasive alternative to more aggressive rejuvenation methods that’s aligning with the growing global preference for results-driven, yet gentle, solutions. Together, Skin Test 2.0 and Longevilift represent a new standard in integrated, intelligent skincare. For spas, they offer something invaluable: technology that enhances human touch rather than replaces it, powering personalisation, performance and repeatable results. More: www.comfortzoneskin.com
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* Tested in Comfort Zone SPA Test Space, 20 people involved, instrumental evaluation before and after cosmetic treatment using sensitive skin protocol.
Skin Test 2.0 gives deep insights into the health of the skin
Myrtha Wellness is far more than a supplier; with WellGate we’re the visionary architects of extraordinary experiences
Stefano Cattaneo, Myrtha Wellness
Deeply Immersed
Myrtha has collaborated with famed architect, Alberto Apostoli, to create WellGate, a customisable thermal suite
There’s a defining moment in every wellness ritual when people cross a threshold and leave the frenzy of the world behind, entering a dimension where time slows.
It is from this concept of transition that WellGate is born. The new thermal suite was designed by Studio Apostoli for Myrtha Wellness and is a milestone in the evolution of contemporary spa culture.
WellGate turns wellness into a holistic journey, combining architectural clarity, refined materials and advanced engineering. Its distinctive structure settles easily into luxury hotels and wellness retreats offering the elegance of a customisable design that can be tailored to the architect’s vision.
Stefano Cattaneo, director of Myrtha Wellness says: “We’re far more than a supplier; with WellGate – where design, technology and a holistic approach converge – Myrtha Wellness is the visionary architect of extraordinary experiences.”
WellGate connects thermal experiences
A fluid sequence connects sauna, steam bath and frigidarium, while circular elements such as sculptural illuminated steam devices, ice fountains and soft geometries – reinterpret the forms of water through light and motion.
Beneath the surfaces fi nishes, WellGate is supported by a stainless steel structure
The WellGate portfolio of products includes a steam bath, frigidarium and
Illuminated panels, called Lesena, create a soft and enveloping atmosphere within the steam bath and sauna and are available in customisable printed glass to harmonise with different interior styles. There is also the option of colour-changing RGB lighting.
A defining feature of WellGate is its invisible intelligence, with steam generation, heat distribution, water management and integrated audio all hidden from view. Beneath its elegant surfaces finishes, WellGate is supported by a stainless-steel structure built with exclusive Myrtha Technology, guaranteeing durability, hygiene and design flexibility.
Choose from a range of curated styles
WellGate is a next-generation ecosystem where technology becomes emotion and design becomes experience. It sets a new, authoritative benchmark for high-end thermal spa environments.
Three curated styles – Luxury with fine woods and stone textures, Elegance with perforated patterns and refined gold and black accents and Design with the purity of full-white or full-black monochromes –enable customisation by the architect.
With WellGate, we redefine the concept of Wellness Architecture as a sanctuary where Italian design meets Myrtha’s engineering expertise
Alberto Apostoli, Architect and CEO, Studio Apostoli
In creating WellGate, Myrtha has transferred the expertise it’s developed as a supplier for six Olympic Games, bringing patented technologies, advanced material science and precision engineering into wellness design. Thanks to this transfer of Olympic-level tech, Myrtha is able to offer a 25-year structural warranty on its stainless steel thermal rooms, ensuring long-term performance, durability and reliability. ● See our client list at: www.myrthawellness.com
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Asia-Pacific Spa & Wellness
Coalition (APSWC)
■ www.apswc.org
Association of Malaysian Spas (AMSPA)
■ www.amspa.org.my
Australian Hot and Mineral Springs Alliance
■ www.bathing.org
Bali Spa and Wellness Association
■ www.balispaandwellnessassociation.id
Bulgarian Union for Balneology and Spa Tourism (BUBSPA)
■ www.bubspa.org
Association of Spas of the Czech Republic
■ www.jedemedolazni.cz
Day Spa Association
■ https://dayspaassociation.com
Estonian Spa Association
■ www.estonianspas.eu
European Historic Thermal Towns Association
■ www.historicthermaltowns.eu
European Spas Association
■ www.europeanspas.eu
Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT)
■ www.fht.org.uk
Federterme
■ www.federterme.it
FEMTEC (the World Federation of Hydrotherapy and Climatotherapy)
