Why the future of travel wellness is embedded in small rituals
Centred around practical ways to rest, recover and move, Frasers Hospitality’s new wellness programme, The Wellness Edit, is designed to support healthy routines while travelling, with practices guests can continue at home.
Frasers Hospitality has launched a new wellness programme called The Wellness Edit, designed to help travellers maintain healthy routines while on the go. Recognising that travel can disrupt everyday habits, the programme focuses on practical ways to rest, recover, and move, with elements that can be continued at home. The three-pillared approach includes Mind & Stillness, Flow & Form, and Renew & Thrive, each offering unique activities and resources tailored to the traveller's needs.
Nutrition plays a significant role in the programme, with chef de cuisine Victor Poo developing balanced menus and signature rituals. The programme will roll out across Frasers Hospitality's 100+ properties in 20 countries, with each location offering a unique experience based on local preferences. By incorporating small, consistent actions, guests can maintain their well-being routines and return home feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
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