"especially on vacation. Wellness tourism is one of the fastest-growing segments of travel, predicted to reach over $1.4 trillion by 2027. Longevity clinics and biohack clubs aren't going away. In fact, they'll be more ubiquitous than ever, but next year they'll be the mainstay of business or bleisure travelers looking to maintain their health goals on the road and combat jet-lag."
"We're going back-to-basics, looking to centuries-old healing practices and tapping into a bit of mysticism with modalities like soundbaths and astrology. Star gazing will be the preferred way to meditate and desert landscapes are where we'll go to find our zen. Cultivating purpose is key to longevity and we'll hone new passions and seek out a new breed of wellness adventures."
"Prioritizing your health on holiday has never been easier. Bring the kids. Go solo. Socialize with strangers in the sauna. Have a glass of green juice, or champagne. Wellness your way is the new mantra. Here are the trends, resorts, retreats, and destinations that promise to make wellness travel less like a doctor's visit, and more like a vacation in 2026."
Wellness travel is evolving into a blend of high-tech longevity services and low-fi, sensory-rich leisure. Longevity clinics and biohack clubs will remain common for business and bleisure travelers, while leisure guests will seek fun, social experiences like DJ-driven sauna events and star gazing under dark skies. There is renewed interest in centuries-old healing, mysticism, soundbaths, and astrology, plus desert retreats for meditation. Emphasis will grow on cultivating purpose, brain-focused exercise, women's health, and multi-generational spa offerings. The overall trend favors flexible, sociable wellness vacations that allow health priorities without sacrificing enjoyment.
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