Small Luxury Hotels Unveils New ‘Wellbeing Collection’ and Reports on Travel's Role in Wellbeing
A recently released report highlights the significant influence of travel on holistic wellness, accompanied by the launch of the Wellbeing Collection by Small Luxury Hotels.
Launch of the Wellbeing Collection
Marking International Relaxation Day, Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has introduced its Wellbeing Collection, which features 15 luxury hotels worldwide that offer holistic experiences promoting wellness beyond the conventional spa approach.
Key Insights from The Restless Traveller Report
SLH commissioned a study by OnePoll, surveying 6,000 adults equally from the UK, US, and Australia:
- 72% feel tired at present.
- 60% believe modern life impedes genuine rest.
- 89% identify travel as vital for achieving holistic rest, with nature-based travel being the most effective.
Richard Hyde, Chief Operating Officer of SLH, articulates the launch aims to cater to an increased demand for wellness, advocating for destinations that foster rejuvenation and connection to nature.
Featured Hotels in the Wellbeing Collection
- Acro Suites, Greece - A wellness retreat overlooking the Aegean.
- Euphoria Retreat, Greece - Melding ancient healing techniques with modern practices.
- Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, Bhutan - Traditional healing intertwined with cultural rituals.
- Castle Hot Springs, USA - A serene retreat amid mineral springs in Arizona.
The collection emphasizes meaningful travel experiences that promote rest, reconnection, and resilience, positioning SLH as a leader in wellness-focused hospitality.
