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CHANNING TATUM & RUNA ON AN AMAZONIAN HEALING CENTRE WORKING WITH TYLER GAGE http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.annesemonin.com http://www.spabusiness.com EDITORIAL Who will own the well-life consumer? It’s the wild west out there and there’s a land grab going on as interested parties make their play to own the well-life consumer. It’s not clear yet how this will pan out as the industry matures, or where spa stands in the pecking order, but the threats are clear ersonal health and wellbeing is emerging as one of the standout consumer markets of this It’s time for spa businesses century and it’s sucking in new to become global brands and Pentrants at breakneck speed. The question is, who will end up to build round-the-clock dominating this market – if anyone – and relationships with consumers where will spa stand in the pecking order? At the crux of this is the consumers’-eye perspective, because people who care about their health know it’s a round-the-clock commitment, not the next decade as they battle for position and seek to just something you opt in and out of as you fancy. create global consumer brands around personal wellbeing. People leading a well life care about the entire Circle of The challenge for the spa industry is that we are – on Wellbeing – the whole-life picture. They care about their the whole – only geared up to sell time and experiences sleep, lifelong learning, the air they breathe, the food and not to engage round-the-clock with consumers. they eat, how they work and exercise and relax, how they You could argue other sectors within wellbeing are socialise and spend their free time, how they spend and doing a better job of bonding with the consumer and invest their money, how they live, how they die. All of it. providing 24/7 support – the health and fitness industry For them, it’s a total lifestyle choice and the power of and the healthcare sectors are both making fast progress this 24/7 dimension, when coupled with the spending with the engaging tech they need to be able to do this. habits of this fast-growing global tribe, have begun to And they’re working with big business to do it, so catch the eye of an increasing number of major players. wearbles are integrating with fitness apps and health Corporations such as Google, Microsoft, Intel, Apple and fitness businesses to create joined-up experiences. and Amazon are racing to figure out how they can jump It’s time for spa businesses to become global consumer in: the prospect of this deep level of constant contact is brands and to figure out how to fit in to this bigger picture. alluring to those looking to own the consumer. Time to move beyond selling time to a point where we can They also know this tribe is generally more affluent, build round-the-clock relationships with customers and educated and aspiring – whatever their background – major players in the wider wellbeing industry. making the prospect even more compelling. This will take investment and ambition, but it’s entirely The arrival of top level businesses like these poses within our scope. And if we don’t, then there’s a very real interesting challenges, as well as raising the prospect of danger we’ll see our market taken over by others. opportunity for partnerships and collaborations. Yet if big business wants in, then things will get bloody over Liz Terry, editorial director @elizterry CONTACT US: Spa Business magazine, spabusiness.com TEL: +44 1462 431385 EMAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.spabusiness.com TWITTER: @spabusinessmag FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/spabusiness ©CYBERTREK 2016 spabusiness.com issue 2 2016 7 http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.elemis.com/newbusiness http://www.spabusiness.com CONTENTS spa business ISSUE 2 2016 spa business uniting the world of spas spabusiness.com p38 Irene Forte gets into spa p44 Keemala, Phuket PHOTO ©BRIAN BOWEN SMITH ©BRIAN BOWEN PHOTO p22 Amazonian healing with Tyler Gage p58 Skin expert Dr Claudia Aguirre 7|Editor’s letter 38|Interview: Irene Forte 58|Skin deep Liz Terry shares her thoughts Daughter of hotelier Sir Rocco Forte and Modern research is redefi ning the way niece of designer Olga Polizzi tells Jane we think about skin. Neuroscientist 20|Letters Kitchen why the Rocco Forte Hotel’s Dr Claudia Aguirre explains what the Can spas do well by doing good? new spa concept is a family aff air fi ndings mean for spas 22|Spa people 44|Design: Natural wonderland 64|Interview: Tyler Gage working with Channing Neena Dhillon visits the striking new Franz Linser & Susan Harmsworth Tatum in the Amazon; and Todd Hewitt Keemala resort and spa in Phuket and Katie Barnes speaks to the co-chairs of takes up global spa role at Shangri-La fi nds out about its unique design this year’s Global Wellness Summit 30|News 54|Ask an expert: Next gen skincare 70|Healthy investment Major new destination spa in India; Should therapists combine skincare Does investing in wellness stack up? and Morgans moves into mindfulness with nutrition and psychology? Rhianon Howells investigates 10 spabusiness.com issue 2 2016 ©CYBERTREK 2016 http://www.spabusiness.com SALT SAUNA, BODØ, NORWAY, ©MARTIN LOSVIK, COURTESY SALTED.NO COURTESY LOSVIK, ©MARTIN NORWAY, BODØ, SAUNA, SALT p88 AntiGravity® Aerial Yoga p102 Standout sauna designs PHOTO ©JACK EMMERSON WWW.JHSE.CO.UK EMMERSON ©JACK PHOTO p64 Franz Linser & Susan Harmsworth p84 The science of fl oating PHOTO ©FLOAT CLINIC AND RESEARCH CENTER AT THE LAUREATE INSTITUTE FOR BRAIN RESEARCH FOR INSTITUTE THE LAUREATE CENTER AT CLINIC AND RESEARCH ©FLOAT PHOTO 78|Chain reaction – part 2 97|Spa software: Tech talk II Jane Kitchen gets up to speed with spa News and views from software fi rms franchise news from around the world 102|Design: Hot stuff SUBSCRIBE 84|Set adrift From rusty walls to fl oating designs, FOR FREE Niamh Madigan talks to researcher we round-up some great-looking Justin Feinstein who thinks fl oatation projects in the world of sauna bathing could be a shortcut to meditation 113|Product innovation 88|Fitness: Defying gravity Suppliers tell us about their launches To receive a free digital The founder of AntiGravity® Aerial subscription to Spa Business Yoga tells Niamh Madigan about 124|Research: Feeling the love the technique and a new suspension Bromance may be good for men’s SIGN UP ONLINE: massage he’s developing for spas health, say US scientists www.spabusiness.com/green ©CYBERTREK 2016 spabusiness.com issue 2 2016 11 http://www.spabusiness.com http://www.spabusiness.com Gran Meliá Villa Agrippina, Rome. 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