2007 Spa Trends for the Spa Enthusiast

By Spa Lady on February 5th, 2007

The motivation for people who frequent spas is rapidly changing. “From searching for relaxation and a chance to unwind it has now transformed into achieving and maintaining health and wellness” says Kailee Kline, president of the Association of Premier Spas in Ontario and owner of HealthWinds.

And its no wonder.

The health and wellness spa-goer community these days are looking for results and are becoming more knowledgeable about the types of services being offered as well as the quality of such. Spa enthusiasts are nowadays selecting treatments that offer them the most relief to personal ailments with much longer lasting results.

According to a recent ISPA, the International Spa Association survey, spa-goers want spa experiences customized to their own personal needs and desires. With the every growing number of day spas, mobile spas, resort spas and holistic retreats, one can find most any venue to accomplish this.

For 1st time spa-goer, a destination spa is many times the perfect choice, offering structured group programs designed to help their guest reach specific goals in addition to an extensive array of spa services and the like, including body treatments, facials, manicures, pedicures, aromatherapy, yoga, meditation, hydrotherapy, Ayurveda therapy, nutrition classes, aerobics, horseback riding, watersports, skiing and more.

For a full listing of destination spas worldwide visit HERE