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What’s new and different in spas

19 December 2011 Written by: Maïthé Levasseur

A successful innovation combines something new and different with something that consumers need. All spas try to offer a memorable experience and, even more importantly, tangible results in terms of client health and well-being. In their push to innovate, spas are trying to differentiate themselves with luxurious decors, unique or green architecture, exclusive treatments and [...]

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Adventure Tourism Trends

21 September 2007 Written by: Ralph Buckley

If recreational equipment and residential components are included, the adventure sector is now a trillion-dollar industry. Commercial adventure tours make up only part of this sector, but a significant one. Outdoor tourism, largely adventure, makes up at least one-fifth of the global tourism industry. Adventure trends are therefore significant to the tourism industry as a [...]

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More to luxury travel than meets the eye

14 August 2006 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

The transition from an emphasis on the tangible to a focus on the emotional is changing the face of luxury travel. Products are evolving to include uniqueness, eccentricity and exclusivity in the travel experience. In the luxury market, authenticity is key and providers have to keep things fresh. Without doubt, today’s luxury consumers are increasingly [...]

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Luxury hotels now include… camping?

16 February 2006 Written by: François-G. Chevrier

More and more travellers are turning to nature tourism, e.g. trips to unique sites, package tours and outdoor activities. However, these same consumers also want to enjoy comfort, safety and relaxation. Although these needs may seem incompatible, some hotels have successfully combined them by offering camping as part of their latest deluxe products! A desire [...]

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