While the U.S. remains the world’s largest wellness economies, post-pandemic growth hotspots are creating major opportunities for fitness and wellness brands.
From women’s longevity to the backlash against over-optimization, these shifts are set to define the booming global wellness economy.
A new Global Wellness Institute report shows the steady growth of the worldwide wellness market, whose value has doubled since 2013.
At a Global Wellness Institute event discussing the latest research around saunas, mental and social well-being dominated the conversation.
The Retreat Costa Rica has unveiled a $4M expansion with a clubhouse, luxury lofts and new dining, tapping into Latin America’s tourism boom.
GWI’s new podcast dives into longevity science and business, featuring experts like scientists, clinicians, CEOs and investors.
From digital detox retreats to social bathhouses, experts foresee a rise in wellness experiences that trade phones for personal connection
America has by far the largest wellness market in the world, outpacing second-place China by over $1 trillion.
Spa markets in North America and the Middle East-North Africa regions have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, driven by an embrace of new wellness trends.
The United States accounts for nearly one-third of the entire global wellness economy, according to a new report.
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