Journal
The AELO
journal.
Notes for hotel owners, general managers and spa directors on bringing longevity into a property.
How to bring longevity into an existing hotel spa.
A hotel already owns the space, the team and the guests. Five decisions turn an existing spa into a longevity offer, without building a clinic.
Read the articleSpa, medical spa, longevity sanctuary.
Three models share the word wellness and little else: what a spa, a medical spa and a longevity sanctuary each offer, and which one fits a hotel.
Read the articleWhat luxury guests expect from longevity.
Guests who ask for longevity want five things: to feel a difference, to see it, to keep their privacy, to stay in a hotel, and to continue at home.
Read the articleMeasuring wellness: why a baseline changes the stay.
Without a starting point, wellness is a feeling. With one, it becomes a result the guest can see. What to measure, when, and what never to promise.
Read the articleChoosing longevity technologies for a hotel.
Cryotherapy, red light, oxygen, infrared training, body contouring: four criteria to choose longevity technologies for a hotel, and where each family fits.
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