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As health and wellbeing go hand in hand, we invite you to discover something truly Swiss: Vitality.
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Zurich, Oct 2014 –
Swissotel Hotels & Resorts is committed to well-being and vitality, a promise that extends from global efforts in sustainable operations right down to the guest level with options that help maintain healthy habits while travelling.
Andrew Gibson, vice president, spa and wellness at FRHI Hotels & Resorts, Swissôtel's parent company, notes that, "Maintaining healthy habits is increasingly a priority for travellers. In fact, a recent report by SRI International for the Global Spa & Wellness Summit indicated that ‘wellness tourism’ is set to grow by 9% annually, nearly 50% faster than overall global tourism." He added, "Trends indicate that guests are seeking healthier food and access to spa, massage and fitness facilities, which Swissôtel provides under our brand-wide Vitality Programme. These options add value to the overall guest experience, and support staying well while on the road."
Here, Swissôtel spas and on-property experts offer tips for peak energy and vitality throughout the year:
Eat Well, Travel WellA key component to maintaining one's health is through mindful eating. Travellers often fight symptoms like jet lag, poor digestion and a general lack of energy, and Swissôtel has compiled some helpful advice and an infographic detailing "superfoods" that help ward off these ailments. These, and other “superfoods”, are also routinely utilized by Swissôtel chefs around the world to create nourishing and flavourful menu offerings.
For more helpful tips, including ways to deal with motion sickness and circulation issues, please visit: https://www.swissotel.com/infographics/best-superfoods-for-travel/
Seasonal Spa Solutions:Swissôtel Hotel & Resorts worldwide offer invigorating spa and wellness centres, including the brand's signature Pürovel Spa & Sport facilities at select properties. Inspired and guided by the vitality of the Alpine seasons, products and services are designed around the natural stages of renewal (spring), peak activity (summer), recovery (autumn), and hibernation (winter). Pürovel products are created from flower and pine tree essential oils organically grown and distilled by a team of farmers in Wangen-an-der-Aare, Switzerland, where every essential oil used is cultivated, harvested and extracted.
As the seasons change and skin care needs shift, here are treatments and top tips recommended by Swissôtel spas and on-property spa experts.
AUTUMN: Recovery
TOP TIPS - Autumn Skin Care:
WINTER: Hibernation
TOP TIPS - Winter Skin Care:
SPRING: Renewal
TOP TIPS - Spring Skin Care:
SUMMER: Peak Activity
TOP TIPS - Summer Skin Care:
Notes Andrew Gibson, "A recent Spafinder Wellness 365 consumer survey found that 85% of travellers finish a vacation less rejuvenated than when they start. Swissôtels worldwide will continue to counter this by offering various wellness options to ensure our guests return home feeling rested and energised."
Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts is an award winning and distinctive group of deluxe hotels, combining renowned Swiss hospitality with contemporary design, personalised service, charm and efficiency. Located in popular gateway destinations and city centres, the hotels provide convenient access to business and shopping districts. The group's Swiss heritage ensures organisational competence, attention to detail, safety and a superlative guest experience. The international hotel chain is owned by FRHI Holdings Limited, a leading global hotel company with 101 hotels and resorts worldwide under the Raffles, Fairmont and Swissôtel brands. The company also manages Fairmont and Raffles branded Residences, Estates and luxury private residence club properties.
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