Spa Trends For 2020

Over the last few years the hospitality and tourism industry has been boosted by the spa industry. Within the last 20 years spas have increasingly gained importance. Today’s guests call for high quality standards in spas and are extremely health-conscious. There is an enormous competitive pressure among spa hotels.

- Sharmila Chand

We get spa experts to talk about key spa trends of 2020:

Specialisation in Spa is the Key Trend

Sofija Misljenovic, Director of Spa, JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa

At ‘Spa by JW’, JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa, we aim to continue maintaining our holistic approach, focusing on mindfulness as a part of the JW Brand ethics and offering packages that resonate it. We also aim to encourage more guests to participate in beach yoga and explore secluded intimate spaces throughout the island and resort.

Additionally, guided meditation and clear your mind massages with tailored Aromatherapy oils reduce stress, emotional exhaustion, and disturbed sleep.

Abbas Painattu, Spa Manager, The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace

The spa is a place to recover, rejuvenate and feel renewed. A reflection of our commitment to wellness, the ‘Heavenly Spa by Westin’ allows patrons to replenish their mind and body with a personal sensory experience. True to its name, our signature spa aims at offering a divine experience to our patrons and is known for its multiple specialties.

We want our guests to leave the spa not only feeling better, but having a fresh outlook on life, with new insights and a sense of clarity. We believe that much of the value of the spa experience comes not only from the facilities, treatments and products, but from having the time and space for silence, separation from technology and personal reflection and contemplation.