EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 9 MIN
The Future of Spa and Wellness Travel Post-COVID | Ep. #266
from Hospitality Property School · host Gerry MacPherson
The future for spa and wellness travel post-COVID may seem a bit unclear now with so many new regulations, that some might worry we won’t enjoy the experience as we once did. So why are many hospitality property owners optimistic?No matter how you look at it, the last year and a half have been stressful—from worries about catching the virus to job stress and all the other problems in the world around us. Through all of this, not everyone has taken the time to focus on themselves and their own wellness. As COVID-19 has caused so many changes in the world, it has also affected how people look at health and wellness going forward. So, what can hospitality properties do? I’m going to give you spa and wellness travel options to consider.1. Increased cleanliness proceduresSpas have to adopt new cleanliness methods every day. While sanitation has always been a priority, it’s clear that constant sanitization and disinfection will have to increase. As properties reopen their spas we can expect staff to take on extra responsibilities when it comes to cleanliness. These steps not only protect customers but also help employees stay safe as they return to work.2. Outdoor facilities will become more popularPeople will focus on outdoor activity more since many are tired of the stay-at-home restrictions. For the foreseeable future, their focus will be more on getting outside, where they feel safer and more socially distant as the impact of COVID still remains a problem in congested areas. The ability to be in a location where there is access to top-quality facilities to help reset their mind and body, yet isolated from crowds, will be in great demand. Hospitality properties can enhance their onsite offerings with engagement activities like biking, hiking and outdoor fitness classes.Continue reading and I’ll share more spa and wellness travel options…⇒ TO READ OR LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE ON KEYSTONE HOSPITALITY PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT:https://keystonehpd.com/the-future-of-spa-and-wellness-travel-post-covid-266Post COVID-19 Action Planhttps://KeystoneHPD.com/PostCovid19ActionPlan Get Your INNsider Tipshttps://KeystoneHPD.com/INNsider-TipsJoin one of your private groupshttps://keystonehpd.com/private-groupsSay hi on socialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KeystoneHPDTwitter: https://twitter.com/KeystoneHPDLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/keystone-hospitality-developmentListen to The Hospitality Property School PODCAST herekeystonehpd.com/hospitality-property-school-podcastsYouTubehttps://youtu.be/HuQOqyyOSfEA Division of Keystone Hospitality Property Development
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The future for spa and wellness travel post-COVID may seem a bit unclear now with so many new regulations, that some might worry we won’t enjoy the experience as we once did. So why are many hospitality property owners optimistic?No matter how you look at it, the last year and a half have been stressful—from worries about catching the virus to job stress and all the other problems in the world around us. Through all of this, not everyone has taken the time to focus on themselves and their own wellness. As COVID-19 has caused so many changes in the world, it has also affected how people look at health and wellness going forward. So, what can hospitality properties do? I’m going to give you spa and wellness travel options to consider.1. Increased cleanliness proceduresSpas have to adopt new cleanliness methods every day. While sanitation has always been a priority, it’s clear that constant sanitization and disinfection will have to increase. As properties reopen their spas we can expect staff to take on extra responsibilities when it comes to cleanliness. These steps not only protect customers but also help employees stay safe as they return to work.2. Outdoor facilities will become more popularPeople will focus on outdoor activity more since many are tired of the stay-at-home restrictions. For the foreseeable future, their focus will be more on getting outside, where they feel safer and more socially distant as the impact of COVID still remains a problem in congested areas. The ability to be in a location where there is access to top-quality facilities to help reset their mind and body, yet isolated from crowds, will be in great demand. Hospitality properties can enhance their onsite offerings with engagement activities like biking, hiking and outdoor fitness classes.Continue reading and I’ll share more spa and wellness travel options…⇒ TO READ OR LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE ON KEYSTONE HOSPITALITY PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT:https://keystonehpd.com/the-future-of-spa-and-wellness-travel-post-covid-266Post COVID-19 Action Planhttps://KeystoneHPD.com/PostCovid19ActionPlan Get Your INNsider Tipshttps://KeystoneHPD.com/INNsider-TipsJoin one of your private groupshttps://keystonehpd.com/private-groupsSay hi on socialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KeystoneHPDTwitter: https://twitter.com/KeystoneHPDLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/keystone-hospitality-developmentListen to The Hospitality Property School PODCAST herekeystonehpd.com/hospitality-property-school-podcastsYouTubehttps://youtu.be/HuQOqyyOSfEA Division of Keystone Hospitality Property Development
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