Earle Enriquez, Marketing, PR and Communications Manager, Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi, Rana Eid, Director of Marketing and Communications, The Ritz-Carlton Dubai, Azzah AlGhamdi, Marketing Manager, Rosewood Hotel Jeddah, Gaurav Arora, Senior Marketing and Communications Manager, Palazzo Versace Dubai, Nehal Fahim, Director of Marketing and Communications, Waldorf Astoria
Cairo Heliopolis.Wellness is no longer a side quest within the premium luxury hospitality marketing landscape; it is, in fact, having its main character moment.
This is being driven by consumer appetite for holistic, meaningful escapes, which is an evident shift from ‘Instagrammable’ escapades to balanced, transformative and rejuvenating experiences that feel exclusive.
For the discerning traveller – especially ultra-high net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) and high net-worth individuals (HNWIs) – wellness isn’t just a trend. It has become a non-negotiable lifestyle and a mandatory aspect of expected hospitality experiences.
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