New Report: The Business of Wellness, Recovery & Longevity
Explore the trends shaping the future of wellness.
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.
Co-founded by WNBA player Lexie Hull, the performance beauty brand is betting on athlete credibility over paid influencers.
Employee wellness is about much more than having healthy snacks in the office, argues executive and athlete performance coach Sam Neame.
Lancôme's Absolute Longevity MD brings longevity science to beauty just as wellness consumers demand more than a good feeling.
We've rounded up the best Amazon Big Spring Sale deals on fitness gear, activewear, recovery tech, wearables, supplements & wellness essentials.
With March Madness underway, Planet Fitness has brought in Fudd to promote its push to offer more recovery amenities at its gyms.
CryoBuilt reveals how to implement cryotherapy in ways that support performance, retention and long-term growth
Indulgent experiences and elevated amenities no longer define luxury wellness. The category has entered a new phase — one shaped by execution, expertise and integration.
Health and wellness was the only category in which consumers planned to increase their spending in 2026, according to data from CivicScience.
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