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Our guide to wellness travel – 4 trends to know about

Our guide to wellness travel – 4 trends to know about

In this episode we speak to Anthony Hunt, partner and co-head of Corporate Real Estate at law firm Howard Kennedy. We discuss why 2026 may be seen as a pivotal year for boutique hotels, unpack the rise of global nomadism and how this is shaping demand and trends across hospitality, and how a strong team and clear, consistent messaging and offerings are key to securing investment.

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The hospitality industry has been widely talked about in recent years. However, it has drastically changed in terms of who determines the trends. In the past, the hospitality industry was the one setting the travel trends. Today, however, people are well-informed and make their decisions in terms of what experience they hope to achieve. Sure enough, it is the travellers who now dictate the direction of the hospitality market.

That said, below are four wellness trends that you should know about. Keep on reading to learn more about what these wellness trends entail.

  1. Transformative travelling

Transformative travelling isn’t something new, but it is gradually taking grounds in today’s society. Travelling has become a way to transform and heal from life’s challenging circumstances. This trend provides a way to gain new perspectives in life and to have moments of self-reflection for the betterment of oneself. Such travelling leads to personal growth and rediscovery. As a result, transformative travelling is deemed to be very beneficial to most travellers.

  1. Physical fitness and healthy living

In line with wellness travel trends, people now see the need to achieve physical fitness and healthy living as well. As a result, many individuals have become more particular about what they eat, which has led to an increase in the number of vegans across the globe. On the other hand, people now pay special attention to physical workouts and exercises. This is because a growing number of individuals are now seeing the need to go beyond a sedentary lifestyle. Both physical fitness and healthy living are now part of the overall wellness equation.

  1. Solo travelling

It has become apparent now that people prefer to travel alone because of the many benefits that come with solo travelling. Not so long ago, solo travelling used to be an activity that was frowned upon. Today, it is now seen as an excellent way to have a moment of thought and solitude, and an effective way to attain self-healing. That’s why many stressed individuals are now jumping into the bandwagon of solo-travelling for good reasons.

  1. Focus on mental health

As part of overall health and well-being, there is now a focus on mental health as well. This is because of the complexities of today’s society, where stress is deemed to be the main cause of problems faced in the modern world.

People seem to keep up with the struggles and stressors they are confronted with on a daily basis. That’s why it’s evident that there are growing cases of mental disorders. Among these mental health problems, depression and social anxiety top the list. For this reason, several campaigns are carried out to fight mental health problems and promote overall mental, physical, and emotional well-being.

There’s more to the wellness industry than meets the eye. As outlined above, it now focuses on the age of transformative travelling, physical fitness, and a healthy diet, solo travelling, and mental health. These wellness travel trends can be the ultimate experience for individuals, offering an escape from the chaotic technological society and serving as a perfect way to be at one with nature. 

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