Bathing facility operator Aire Ancient Baths has partnered with strategic investor Khemia to accelerate its plan to expand internationally.
Khemia has become a minority shareholder of Aire Ancient Baths. The funds (details of which remain undisclosed) will facilitate the progressive opening of new bathing facilities in selected international markets.
Amadeo Serra, CEO of Aire Ancient Baths, said: “Our goal is to accelerate our international growth. We want to take advantage of all the opportunities the market offers us. Bringing in Khemia as a shareholder allows us to strengthen our capital structure and face the next growth phase with a solid financial position.”
Tomás de Heredia, CEO of Khemia, said: “Aire Ancient Baths
is a unique asset. It's the global leader in its sector and has significant growth potential.”
The company’s network of wellness facilities comprises 10 properties in nine cities in Europe and North America.
Amadeo Serra
■ The most recent Aire opening was in New York's Upper East Side, in the US
spa business people
Tan Boon Khai appointed to lead development and opening of S$1 billion Therme Singapore
Therme Group has appointed Tan Boon Khai as CEO of Therme Group Singapore, where he will lead the development of the group’s urban wellbeing destination at the city’s Marina South Coastal site.
Therme Singapore will be a S$1 billion (US$768 million, €664 million, £507 million) wellness attraction with a four-hectare footprint and will be located on the waterfront, next to Marina Bay Sands and botanical attraction, Gardens by the Bay.
The Singapore Tourism Board signed off on the tender in November last year, with Therme Singapore scheduled to open in 2030. Therme Group expects the desination to attract around two
The building is the result of harmonious interventions added over time
Alberto Apostoli
Singapore is uniquely positioned to become a leading hub for urban wellbeing in Asia
Tan Boon Khai
million visitors a year at full capacity, with around half from overseas.
A lawyer by training, Boon Khai has more than 30 years' experience working in Singapore’s public and private sectors across project development and operations.
Prior to joining Therme Group, he was CEO of JTC Corporation, a Singaporean government agency that develops sustainable industrial infrastructure.
Boon Khai has also served as chief executive of the Singapore Land Authority and SVP at real estate group CapitaLand. He was promoted from his position of regional general manager for CapitaLand’s operations subsidiary, Ascott Limited.
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Alberto Apostoli completes thermal therapy centre at Terme Preistoriche
Terme Preistoriche Resort and Spa in Motegrotto Terme, Italy, has opened a thermal treatment centre designed by Studio Apostoli.
The new facility marks the most recent collaboration between Studio Apostoli and the resort. The architecture and design firm designed the property’s existing 1,200sq m Neró Spa, which opened in 2019. It also created a collection of zero-emission suites in 2023 and is redesigning the property's 47 guestrooms.
The new 550sq m wellness clinic is called the Thermal Treatments, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department. It was previously expected to be named the Neró Clinic: Wellness Revolution. The resort sees this new centre as a new way to provide cutting-edge treatments and personalised medical protocols in combination with its thermal traditions.
The department is set across two floors, with interiors inspired by the resort’s Art Nouveau style.
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I’m a strong believer in cultivating awe and wonder in our lives
Charlotte Church
Charlotte Church launches online nature wellness course
Welsh music star, TV personality and activist, Charlotte Church, has launched an eight-part online wellness course called The Dreaming of the Earth for participants to learn how to connect with nature.
The course, led by Church herself, is described as a retreat that incorporates ritual, imagination, song and practices rooted in the earth.
Designed as an escape from 'the cacophony of modern life', the course will teach participants how to ground themselves in everyday life and nurture a sense of belonging in nature.
The 'land-led' series is advertised as an invitation to participants to be creative and curious, rather than striving for a sense of achievement. Guidance will be provided on using one’s hands to make things, singing, making a sacred space for themselves in nature, journaling and how to walk with intention.
Charlotte Church
Welsh singer Charlotte Church has produced an eight-part online course about nature and belonging
Accor's travel vibes
Accor has defined shifts set to take place in experiential travel this year based on emotional states, or 'vibes'
Biome by Corinthia London
Corinthia London launches its new wellness concept, Biome
SPA BUSINESS INSIGHTS
Marketplace confusion
Kirsty MacCormick believes the industry needs a clarity reset to avoid consumer confusion
Grand Cayman calm
Meraki Wellness, a destination spa, will open in the Cayman Islands with a Hydrotherapy Odyssey
Desert revival
JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn's spa reopens following a US$25m wellness makeover
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RESEARCH
GWI ranks global wellness markets
The US, China, Germany, Japan and the UK have the top five largest wellness markets in the world, according to a new report by the US-based Global Wellness Institute (GWI).
The Global Wellness Economy: 2026 Rankings Report was presented by Joanne Hopkins, research fellow, GWI at the Global Wellness Summit’ media event in New York, US recently.
The findings, based on GWI data from 218 countries between 20192024, show that the global wellness economy is concentrated in North
TRAVEL
Accor uses 'vibes' to define 2026 travel trends
ALL Accor (Accor’s booking platform and loyalty programme) has partnered with forecasting agency Globetrender to outline eight emotional drivers that represent changes to experiential and wellness travel in 2026.
Accor believes the future of the experience economy is based on how travel makes us feel.
This framework for the future of travel is based on the emotions or feelings the new experiences evoke – creating a vibe menu of emotional states.
The study, of 4,300 travellers from various countries, found that
Growth in the Middle East's wellness economy is remarkable
Katherine Johnston, senior researcher, GWI
America, Asia-Pacific and Europe.
The top five wellness markets haven’t changed ranking since 2019 and the latest figures show they represent nearly 58 per cent of the global wellness economy.
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As people seek deeper meaning and connection, emotions guide their journeys
Alix Boulnois, chief digital officer, Accor
25 per cent of travellers would like their online search experience to start with a 'mood' – rather than being defined by a specific location or geography alone.
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■ Accor identifies social connection as a vibe
Bhutan resort to host cultural retreat
Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary in Bhutan’s Neyphu Valley, has introduced a six-day all-inclusive wellness retreat with programming rooted in cultural traditions.
Guests staying at the 24-key resort will experience the property’s wellness philosophy, which derives from Traditional Bhutanese Medicine, via a variety of different experiences.
The agenda for the retreat, called Glimpse of Bhutan, starts with an intentionally quiet arrival ritual, as part of a Buddhist custom to practice being present.
CONCEPT
Corinthia London launches wellness concept, Biome
Corinthia London, the five-star hotel in the centre of the UK’s capital, has re-launched its urban spa with a new concept called Biome.
The concept stems from the idea of working with, and not against the body for holistic wellbeing.
Biome is part of the 279-key hotel’s integration of a new philosophy called Primal Luxury, which is an approach designed to provide a guest experience that combines instinct and intelligence, the healing rhythms of nature and modern science.
Described as an evolution of the spa’s offering, Biome has been created to provide guests
The Sanctuary has curated a series of activations, including yoga, meditation, hikes through the Neyphu Valley to visit monasteries and cultural landmarks, plus relaxing activities back at the resort.
with an ecosystem of expert care. This ecosystem manifests as a partnership with an initial three foundational companies that offer experiences combining expertise in nature, science and innate human potential. Over time, more partners will join Biome.
The three founding partners are skincare brands Wildsmith and Augustinus Bader; in addition to personalised fitness company AMP Fit.
■ Treatments are offered throughout the stay
■ The bathing circuit at Corinthia London
What do your guests actually want to
experience while staying with you?
Kirsty MacCormick, SVP, global operations, BBSpa Group
Marketplace confusion
Consultant Kirsty MacCormick says the industry needs a clarity reset
Who isn’t feeling the confusion around spa, wellness and now longevity? Even seasoned professionals are questioning what these terms truly mean today. Are we investing in equipment because our guests want it, or because we’re all afraid of being left behind?
Marketplace confusion
When I started in this industry 40 years ago, things were simple. We were therapists working
■ Guests may be confused if spas can't clearly define their o ering
in beauty departments. Then 'spa' arrived. A few beauty rooms, a sauna, a steamroom, a pool and a small gym suddenly qualified a property as having a spa. The experience was equally basic: beauty treatments, a quick dip, five minutes in the sauna and a run on a treadmill. It was enough – for that era.
Today, the stakes are higher, the market is noisier and the consumer is more informed. But with that evolution has come uncertainty. The terminology has expanded faster than our understanding. Spa, wellness, medical wellness, longevity, biohacking, immersive, regeneration… It’s no wonder the industry is confused – and if we’re not confused, our guests and sta certainly are.
This raises the question: what do guests actually want to experience while staying with you?
Are we adding facilities and chasing labels simply to keep up with trends? Too often, concepts are bolted on without strategy, without integration and without an understanding of what creates value for the guest or the business.
Take sleep programmes – they’re everywhere and while sleep is undeniably important, perhaps
■ Spas could be investing in expensive equipment to keep up with trends
we’re narrowing our focus too much. Instead of replicating the same concepts as every other hotel, should we be concentrating more on the experiences guests can actively engage in? Experiences that bring people, couples and families together. Experiences that inspire curiosity, stimulate creativity and offer moments of genuine connection and community.
Experience design
Wellbeing isn’t only about slowing down. It’s equally about feeling alive: through ritual, play, nature, movement, culture and shared moments. When we design opportunities for guests to participate, not just receive, the experience becomes far more memorable and meaningful. We’ve spent years examining global behaviour, market data and the shift in guest priorities. The result is clear: wellness is no longer a department – it’s a project-wide positioning strategy. It touches food, fitness, sleep, design, scent, sound, nature, rituals and even the way people move through space. Spa and
What the industry needs now is clarity, honesty and commercial intelligence
wellness doesn’t live behind a door anymore. It is woven into the DNA of the entire asset.
And yet, the market is still filled with 'spas' that are little more than treatment rooms with a pool, passed off as wellness. Is a recalibration needed: a clearer definition of what qualifies as spa, what qualifies as wellness and what truly earns the right to be called longevity?
What the industry needs now is clarity, honesty and commercial intelligence. We need to build concepts that are meaningful, relevant and commercially viable. They should be supported by immersive design thinking and offer truly engaging guest experiences. Otherwise, it won’t just be the industry feeling the confusion; our guests will, too. ● *NB: bbspa is a registered trademark of BBSpa Group
Grand Cayman calm
Husband and wife duo, Peter and Shula Clarke, share details of Meraki Wellness, their new destination in the Cayman Islands
Meraki Wellness, a new standalone 16,000sq ft wellness destination, will debut in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, in Q2.
It will have a hydrotherapy bathing circuit called the Hydrotherapy Odyssey, a longevity and wellness screening service and a range of holistic treatments designed to guide guests towards a “happier and healthier mind, body and soul.”
Co-founders, husband and wife, Peter and Shula Clarke, told Spa Business about the features and facilities at the luxury wellness destination.
The location has four private guest suites for accommodation, only available by invitation.
Guests of Meraki Wellness, however, have access to all the facilities at the neighbouring luxury beachfront residential development called The Watermark.
The spa has been created in collaboration with Rafael Amachastegui of RAD Architects Inc, with consultancy by Design for Leisure for the Hydrotherapy Odyssey.
Wellness faclities
Meraki Wellness has eight treatment suites, all with equipment by Gharieni Group. There will also be a traditional hammam for authentic cleansing rituals.
■ A 2,500sq ft mineral pool, enriched with Himalayan salt, is the centrepiece of the spa
■ The spa has been created in collaboration with Rafael Amachastegui of RAD Architects, with consultancy by Design for Leisure
A 2,500sq ft mineral pool, enriched with Himalayan salt is the centrepiece of the spa, while a range of lounges will be on offer for pre- and post-treatment relaxation.
Hydrotherapy Odyssey
The spa has a thermal hydrotherapy circuit with seven different experiences, inculding a panoramic sauna by KLAFS; Aquamoon showers by Dornbracht; a caldarium, frigidarium and tepidarium
There is no better location for our first Meraki Wellness than an island known for its Cayman kindness
Shula Clarke, co-founder, Meraki Wellness
by Lux Elements; experience showers by Aquaform and a snow room by TechnoAlpin Indoor.
Other facilities
Meraki Wellness also has a Blowdry Lounge for hair appointments and a Butterfly Room for hand and foot rituals. There is a retail area, called the Meraki Wellness Boutique Emporium, as well as a café and fitness lounge equipped by Technogym. ●
Desert revival
The spa at JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort now celebrates the rarity of water in the Sonoran Desert
The treatments are organised into four Pathways to Wellbeing, tailored to guests’ specific goals
The Spa at JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort and Spa in Arizona, US, has re-opened following a US$25m (€23 million, £19.8 million) transformation.
The 453-key resort’s spa has retained its 32,000sq ft footprint but the design has been reimagined to incorporate elements that reflect the beauty of the surrounding Sonoran Desert, while adhering to the resort’s brand new Arivéa philosophy.
This concept o ers guests a holistic approach to wellness that blends personalised rituals with timeless traditions, respect for the preciousness of the location’s water and the significance of stillness in the desert.
Facilities
Bradford Wellness has designed the 20-treatment room spa’s new immersive indoor wellness circuit featuring a Himalayan salt sauna, aromatherapy steam cavern, experiential cold therapies, limestone infrared loungers and a sunlit solarium with an 18-person vitality pool.
Relaxation areas include The Sanctuary, for quiet contemplation and the Stillness Lounge – which
■ The menu for the spa’s new Ora Café has been developed by a nutritionist
The resort's new Arivéa philosophy means the spa's programming reflects a respect for the stillness of the desert
features Mind-Sync Harmonic Wellness Loungers by Living Earth Crafts, weighted blankets, eye masks and noise-cancelling headphones.
The spa’s Wellness Waters experience will launch this month, offering a trio of outdoor hydrotherapy experiences. The main pool is called The Flow, while The Still is a salt pool and the cold plunge is called The Chill.
There is also a secluded private pool suite, called The Villa, which has a double treatment room, heated vitality pool and lounge patio for couples or cosy groups up to 10 people.
A Nail Lounge for manicure and pedicure services and a boutique complete the mix.
The new Wellness Studio has a schedule of programmes for sound baths, guided meditation,
yoga, other forms of mindful movement and breathwork.
Guests can also access the resort’s 24-hour fitness centre, which has been redesigned to house Technogym equipment, Peloton bikes, strength training zones and areas for personal training.
The spa’s new Ora Café offers an all-day menu developed by a licensed nutritionist.
Treatments and programming
The treatments are organised into four Pathways to Wellbeing, tailored to guests’ specific goals – Detox, Soothe, Harmonise and Restore. The treatment menu includes facials and body therapies using indigenous botanicals.
Each pathway is also paired with a wellness activity, ranging from guided hikes and stretching to tea rituals. ●
■ The Sanctuary is one of a range of relaxation lounges for quiet contemplation
■ The wellness circuit has a Himalayan salt sauna and limestone infrared loungers
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Clubs benefit from a consistent, highquality yoga offering that’s easy to integrate into existing timetables — without lengthy upskilling processes. For Instructors, the simplified teaching model ensures success from day one – reflected in member feedback: 94% of participants said they were satisfied with the quality of Instructor.
With the wellness economy booming, this is a powerful opportunity to expand your mind body offerings and welcome more members looking for balance and recovery.
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Suppliers tell Spa Business insider about their latest product, design and technology launches
■ 89 per cent of people tested showed a decrease in redness after one hour
G.M. Collin introduces Vakotonic Advanced Serum for sensitive skin
G.M. Collin has launched its Vaskotonic Advanced Serum for sensitive skin that is prone to redness. The calming formula has been created to reduce redness, hydrate and help regenerate the skin’s moisture barrier. It has been designed for all skin types, but is described as especially beneficial for those experiencing irritation or discomfort.
Myriam Sayer, VP of marketing and operations, G.M. Collin, told Spa Business: “As a dermatologistfounded brand, we believe in smart formulation. Our objective
was to develop a clinicalgrade solution formulated to help reduce the appearance of redness and soothe the skin, while supporting long-term comfort and the skin’s moisture barrier.”
The serum’s ingredients include allantoin, bacillus ferment, centella Asiatica, squalane, jojoba oil and provitamin B5.
The brand’s clinical studies found 89 per cent of volunteers trying the product showed a decrease in skin redness after one hour. Ninety-seven per cent showed an improvement in skin hydration
■ Myriam Sayer, VP of marketing and operations, G.M. Collin
after 30 minutes. This study was based on 30 volunteers with diffuse redness who were evaluated after 30 minutes, 60 minutes and 28 days. The product is designed for the face, eye contour, neck and décolleté.
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SUPPLIER NEWS
Germaine de Capuccini unveils Expert Lab Tec-Exosome System facial protocol
Germaine de Capuccini has launched a facial protocol called Expert Lab Tec-Exosome, which will join the brand’s Expert Lab range.
The protocol involves two in-clinic treatments and an at-home regimen using an intensive treatment and one facial cream. The combination
■ Anke Menkhorst, CEO, Germaine de Capuccini
of therapies is described by the brand as a bioregenerative facial routine designed to deliver intensive skin repair and hydration for lasting results.
The two in-clinic treatments use separate vials that feature plant exosome technology patented by Tecxosome. The formulae include tulsi extract, enoxolone and acetyl-tetrapeptide-2. These ingredients are said to help restore cellular communication, stimulate skincare repair mechanisms and accelerate visible renewal.
Anke Menkhorst, CEO of Germaine de Capuccini, told Spa Business: “Our latest advancement, the Tec-Exosome System, based on the
Myndstream and Christine Clinton create spa training protocol
Spa industry trainer and wellness educator
Christine Clinton has collaborated with health and wellness music provider
Myndstream to create a self-guided treatment training protocol called Energy Revive.
Delivered as either a 60-minute standalone therapy or a 30-minute treatment, the protocol combines breathwork, heat, aromatherapy and energy techniques with specially-composed functional music.
The Energy Revive soundscape has been developed by Myndstream to match the energy and rhythm of the treatment. The protocol will teach therapists how to use music to enhance guest relaxation and provide nervous system regulation. The one-day self-
■ The in-clinic treatments use patented Tecxosome technology
Tecxosome patent, is at the forefront of cellular longevity. Using plant biomimetic exosomes and highly clinically effective actives such as PDRN and hyaluronic acid.”
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■ The training protocol includes a self-guided video
guided training protocol is designed for therapists qualified to international Level 3 standards.
The ritual is inspired by the yellow quartz crystal called citrine, which is said to have uplifting qualities.
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CACI International launches portable Prep and Glow Pro device
CACI International has introduced its first portable professional cleaning device, the Prep and Glow Pro, in response to demand from beauty industry professionals.
The device is used alongside the company’s Oxygenating Pods, which are said to deliver oxygen and active ingredients directly into the skin for hydration, brightening and detoxification effects.
The new Prep and Glow Pro is a lightweight USBcharged portable device with a six-hour battery capacity. The cable-free feature means therapists can carry out its oxygen cleansing treatments without the need for a full CACI system.
The device gently rotates to deeply cleanse and refine pores. Additional vibration boosts microcirculation and oxygenation. Red and blue LED light therapies are also integrated to calm sensitivity and clarify blemish-prone skin.
Dean Nathanson, managing director of CACI, said: “The response from our clinics to our innovative
■ The device is charged by USB, for up to six hours' use
new oxygenating cleansing system has been overwhelmingly positive. Until now, it was only available for our Ultimate, Synergy and Synergy Flex systems. We've launched a portable version, making this technology accessible for all beauty businesses.”
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001 London releases Thermal Hormone Balance Acu-Patch
Integrative wellness brand, 001 London, has released the Thermal Hormone Balance Acu-Patch.
The brand's founder, Ada Ooi, who has a clinic in London's Harley Street, has combined Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbs with self-heating mineral technology
■ Ada Ooi, founder, 001 London
in a patch that is designed to deliver gentle, sustained warmth –inspired by moxibustion rituals.
Ada Ooi, integrative medicine practitioner and founder of 001 London, told Spa Business: "Together, these herbal actives work synergistically with the warming mechanism to ease physical symptoms while supporting the HPA axis (the body’s central stress and hormone regulation system). This reduces neuroinflammation –a type of low-grade inflammation in the nervous system.”
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■ The Thermal Hormone Balance Acu-Patch is inspired by moxibustion
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Exosomes are at the forefront of regenerative skincare and it’s exciting to bring these advanced technologies to luxurious spa environments
Dr Yannis Alexandrides, founder, 111Skin
Restoring vitality
111Skin is taking exosome-driven skin rejuvenation to the next level with new launches
Beauty brand 111Skin is introducing one of its most significant scientific advancements with the launch of the Exosome Face Lift, a next-generation lifting and firming treatment designed to deliver clinically-powered results from the convenience of home or spa. Powered by potent bacterial exosomes derived from probiotic strains to enhance cell-to-cell communication, this sophisticated two-step regime combines an Exosome Shot Serum, infused with microspicules to create micro-channels for deeper penetration, with an Exosome Overnight Mask that boosts repair, collagen production and regeneration during sleep. Over a transformative four week course, the treatment
SPOTLIGHT
111Skin Spa/Clinic at The Plaza Hotel, New York
The opening of the 111Skin Spa/Clinic at The Plaza Hotel is the brand’s first US outpost and a landmark moment for exosome-powered skincare.
The 8,000sq ft sanctuary blends clinical precision with luxury wellness, featuring state-of-the-art treatment rooms, relaxation lounges and exclusive suites.
The new spa offers the full Exosome experience, alongside signature treatments such as the Reparative Longevity Facial, Black Diamond Non-Surgical Lift and Glass Skin Facial, while LED light therapy, cryotherapy, and hydro-infusion complement 111Skin’s clinical protocols, delivering visible results.
is clinically proven to lift the skin by 20 per cent and improve firmness by 23 per cent, harnessing innovations and clinical protocols from cosmetic clinic 111 Harley St, London, the birthplace of 111Skin.
A new and innovative spa treatment
To support this groundbreaking launch, 111Skin has introduced its most advanced spa treatment yet, the Exosome Regeneration Facial, a threepart, 90-minute protocol that uses the same exosome technology in a relaxing spa setting, incorporating the new Exosome Face Lift products
The facial also layers in ultrasonic exfoliation and RF microcurrent toning with the 111Skin Energy Sculpting Device to accelerate cell renewal, lift and firm the skin and restore vitality, with immediate visible results.
111Skin is celebrating its first US partnership with The Plaza Hotel in New York
111SKIN GLOBAL MOMENTUM
With over 100 luxury spa partners worldwide, 111Skin continues to expand its influence in science-led wellness. Recent notable partnerships include:
The Plaza Hotel, New York
Mandarin Oriental Downtown Dubai
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
Fairmont Banff Springs, Canada
Grantley Hall, UK
Mandarin Oriental Sanya, China
Four Seasons Hangzhou, China
Les Grandes Alpes, Courchevel
This three-part sequence uses the Y Theorem Bio Cellulose Facial Mask and Exosome Overnight Mask, with the Black Diamond Lifting and Firming Mask completing the protocol, delivering a sculpted, regenerated, clinically-elevated finish and immediate glow.
Developed by Dr Yannis Alexandrides, the facial bridges the gap between aesthetics and indulgence, bringing innovation from his exclusive 111 Harley St Clinic to a select group of luxury spa partners.
The brand’s new Exosome launch marks a defining moment in luxury skincare and spa treatment offerings. As regenerative aesthetics continue to shape the future of the industry, 111Skin stands at the forefront with its results-driven skincare and unique approach to spa treatment protocols. l More: www.111skin.com
111Skin’s Exosome products are used in the new facial
The new facial is available at 111Skin Spa/Clinic partner, The Plaza Hotel in New York City
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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)
