Joe Stanford’s trajectory reveals much about the model, mindset and mission behind fast-growing youth fitness franchise D1 Training
Luxury hospitality is no longer defined by thread counts or Michelin stars. It’s measured by how deeply guests can connect with themselves, their healthspan and their longevity. In today’s hospitality market, the strongest brands are the ones treating wellness not as a department, but as an ecosystem, combining the setting, health and technology.
Wellness used to sit on the sidelines of travel — now it’s shaping the booking choice.
Indulgent experiences and elevated amenities no longer define luxury wellness. The category has entered a new phase — one shaped by execution, expertise and integration.
At the fitness and wellness industry's biggest annual trade show, launches across strength, AI, recovery and wellness point to a more connected approach to the gym floor, while Pilates cemented itself as a mainstream modality.
Travel has entered a new era — one where wellness isn’t a perk, but an expectation. Today’s guests don’t just hope a hotel will support their routines; they demand it. They bring with them structured fitness habits, wellness rituals, longevity goals and a desire for seamless experiences. And increasingly, they judge a property by how...
These are a few of the big fitness equipment and technology launches you can expect to see at the upcoming HFA Show in San Diego
JetSet Pilates franchise owners Kayla and Ben Logue went from a single standout studio to a multi-unit operation in under a year.
Fitness, recovery and racket sports took center stage at the PGA Show, signaling how private clubs are adapting to changing consumer preferences.
For gyms and studios, January is a peak month. But the most dialed-in operators are treating February and March as arguably more important.
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