Stop Designing Wellness Features. Start Designing for Wellness
Design firm argues that wellness in hotels should be embedded in architecture from the start, covering acoustics, lighting, and sense of place, rather than added as amenity features.
Design firm argues that wellness in hotels should be embedded in architecture from the start, covering acoustics, lighting, and sense of place, rather than added as amenity features.
Cornell research shows wellness-focused hotels earn 6% higher guest satisfaction scores, while wellness travelers spend significantly more than regular tourists.