Wellness Tourism Will Cross the $1 Trillion Mark in 2024 In the last year, as we emerged from the pandemic, survey after survey—whether from AMEX or Accenture—revealed that travelers were seeking wellness as never before. The GWI’s new report, Global Wellness Economy Monitor 2023, provides the first hard numbers to prove it, and the boom in the wellness tourism market is one of THE big…
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Media Contact: Beth McGroarty [email protected] • +1.213.300.0107 All GWI Press Releases |  Press Image Gallery  |  Global Wellness Institute Press Room  | Global Wellness Summit Global Wellness Institute Releases Wellness Policy Toolkit That Proposes an Entirely New Paradigm, Moving the Focus from Wellness Tourism to Wellness IN Tourism The report presents policy ideas that move beyond the narrow goals of attracting luxury resorts and wealthy tourists…
Snapshots of the 11 Wellness Markets: From GWI’s 2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor report, these data snapshots of all 11 wellness markets are organized into three groups: 1) sectors that grew throughout the pandemic and have continued to grow; 2) sectors that initially shrank but have recovered from the pandemic; and 3) sectors that shrank significantly during the pandemic and have not fully recovered. I) Wellness…
2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor Snapshots of the 11 Wellness Markets: From GWI’s 2023 Global Wellness Economy Monitor report, these data snapshots of all 11 wellness markets are organized into three groups: 1) sectors that grew throughout the pandemic and have continued to grow; 2) sectors that initially shrank but have recovered from the pandemic; and 3) sectors that shrank significantly during the pandemic and have not fully…
