Health and wellness travel a focus for Ramada Hotel Hope Harbour
A growing demand for health and wellness travel has seen Ramada Hotel Hope Harbour launch several new initiatives to give guests and visitors the chance to rest and recharge while experiencing the natural beauty of the northern Gold Coast.
After recognising an increase in interest for health and wellness facilities from both business and leisure travellers, the hotel, located on Hope Harbour Marina, has introduced relaxation and remedial massage services, a beauty centre, a Kinesiologist and a reformer Pilates studio offering group and one-on-one classes for fitness or recovery.
The launch of these new facilities, combined with spectacular views across the marina towards the Gold Coast hinterland, and close proximity to the city’s key tourist attractions, gives guests a complete rejuvenation experience.
A Global Wellness Tourism Economy Report found that wellness travellers looked for a variety of wellness experiences such as spa and beauty, spiritual and connection, personal growth, healthy eating, adventure and fitness. Wellness tourism is expected to grow by more than 9 per cent by 2017, accounting for about $438.6 billion of all domestic and international tourism expenditure.
“Health and wellness tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors of the travel industry, and we believe it is important to offer guests the option to stay healthy and revitalised while staying at the hotel,” said Ramada Hotel Hope Harbour General Manager, Angus Dunbar.
“With some of the largest conferencing and event facilities in the region, Ramada Hotel Hope Harbour is also the ideal destination for guests to mix business with wellness, for those who are dedicated to maintaining work-life balance.”
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