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    We’re proud to support World Wellness Weekend 2025 with the announcement of our continued pledge to holistic wellness for our team, our guests, and our local communities. GOCO Hospitality, a partner in the global activity, will host a set of wellness programmes to help create health, happiness, and harmony. The commitment to leading with wellness also ties into this year’s World Wellness Weekend theme, Make Wellness Your Superpower, where participants can select activities that uplift the physical, mental, and emotional parts of themselves.

    World Wellness Weekend is an international initiative for wellness, supported by wellness destinations, hotels, and retreat properties worldwide. GOCO Hospitality is one of a number of international collaborators offering free wellness experiences to entertain the public, inspire staff, and contribute to local communities in locations across the globe. Samui to California, the company’s properties will offer an array of wellness programs for guests as well as locals.

    A Commitment to Global Wellness

    ‘Ingo Schweder, Founder & CEO of GOCO Hospitality and chair of GWS Advisory Board, said: “We are extremely proud at GOCO Hospitality to support World Wellness Weekend as it is a brilliant initiative to get people inspired to think about and look after their wellness. Schweder added, “Our teams around the globe are driven by wanting to add to this movement and drive change with a lasting, global impact.” Operating at a Hero Level, GOCO Hospitality is not only instilling a culture of wellness throughout its assets but is redefining the hospitality sector with destination-wide wellness experiences and initiatives, aimed at motivating and uniting people.

    Wellness Activities Across GOCO Properties

    Drawing from a spectrum of wellness offerings, guided by GOCO, managed wellness hospitality properties around the world will host wellness experiences over World Wellness Weekend in the spirit of nurturing the body, mind, and spirit. The wellness activities will take place September 19-21, 2025, and will consist of meditation and sound healing sessions, yoga, and aqua gym. “All of these elements have been hand-selected to help people unwind, reduce stress, and contribute to general wellness.

    Furthermore, GOCO Hospitality is also dedicated to supporting local communities with social responsibility programs. Those efforts include donation campaigns, beach sweepings, and a degree of children’s projects. These initiatives are a reflection of the company’s commitment to the role of wellness as a force for good beyond individuals to society at large.

    GOCO properties will also host staff step challenges, wellness walks, and group runs to motivate team members and guests to remain active and focused. Fire blessing ceremonies, detox shots, and wellness-inspired meals are among other health-driven offerings. These activities are meant to inspire a relationship, encourage physical health, and promote conscious eating.

    A Worldwide Wellness Participation Invite

    GOCO Hospitality’s Global Wellness Initiative Launch with Multidimensional Approach is Taking Action Across Properties to Unite Guests, Team Members, and Local Communities in Shared Wellness Experience. The brand’s support of this initiative is indicative of an increasing awareness of mental efficacy in general. GOCO provides an array of opportunities and experiences so that people of all ages and incomes can get active, prioritize health, and activate their bodies and minds.

    “World Wellness Weekend is a fabulous initiative to unite, as a global community, to provide a space where people can discover peace and vitality — to revitalize and regain a connection with themselves,” Schweder told Skift. “Here at GOCO, we want to be able to connect with guests in a meaningful way, and World Wellness Weekend gives us the perfect way to do just that.

    A New Look Ahead: Wellness & Its Influence on Travel

    As wellness tourism surges around the world, the involvement of holistic health providers such as GOCO Hospitality in World Wellness Weekend underlines the rising significance of holistic health in the travel and hospitality industry. As wellness becomes a priority for travelers around the world, it’s an important step towards delivering meaningful, longer-lasting experiences that are designed with wellbeing in mind.

    The holistic well-being added value in travel experience is not always just for soothing and comfort, but also for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Guests at GOCO hotels will be able to participate in wellness activities that not only relax but recharge, enabling them to go back home reinvigorated and inspired.

    Conclusion: Wellness as a Superpower

    With World Wellness Weekend 2025 in its sights, the involvement of GOCO Hospitality is a pledge to help wellness become part of the very fabric of travel. With a mix of customized opportunities, mass participation, and outreach to communities, GOCO is creating a culture of health and wellness. It’s an inspiring example of how wellness can make a difference, from yoga to meditation, down to the actions of community service that mean so much.

    Through these events, GOCO Hospitality is enabling people to invest in their health, to learn new techniques of wellness, and to meet with a community of others who echo the same commitment to a healthy lifestyle. As general interest in wellness travel evolves, innovations like these will help define how travel looks, focusing not so much on luxury as on a comprehensive approach to physical and emotional health. GOCO’s involvement in World Wellness Weekend reflects the company’s commitment to continually elevating wellness in tourism worldwide.

    (Source: GOCO Hospitality, World Wellness Weekend)

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    Vietnam, India, Indonesia, Maldives: Experience Unmatched Wellness Retreats in Bali, Goa, and the Maldives with Marriott’s Luxury Wellbeing Series 2025

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    Friday, July 18, 2025

    The Luxury Wellbeing Series is a new multibrand wellness offering, that is set to be launched in 2025 by Marriott International across some of Asia’s most desirable locations. Starting in August, these retreats will be held in Bali, the Maldives and Goa — and will give high-net-worth travelers an opportunity to rejuvenate their mind, body and spirit in the lap of luxury. Being part of the Luxury Group of Marriott International, the series will weave in wellness components like sleep, nutrition, physical and mental well-being, incorporating the diverse cultural offerings and unparalleled natural beauty of the region.

    In its 2025 luxury travel trends report, Marriot finds that 90% of high-net-worth travelers say they consider wellness offerings when making travel plans. It is our response to the explosion in popularity of wellness travel, and what is a burgeoning interest in all things health focused.”Luxury Wellbeing Series 2025 offers holistic journeys allowing for a focus completely on wellness treatment, and for enriching personal care.

    A Wellness Odyssey: Bali, Maldives, and Goa Await

    The Luxury Wellbeing Series will feature tailored wellness escapes at three of Marriott’s most prestigious resorts: Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Bali, The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands, and The St. Regis Goa Resort. Each destination offers a bespoke wellness experience that integrates the three core pillars of wellness: sleep, nutrition, and physical and mental well-being, all while highlighting the natural landscapes and cultural significance of these renowned locations.

    The series is designed to provide more than just pampering — it’s a comprehensive journey toward achieving a balanced and enlightened lifestyle. Each property will host customized activities, workshops, and treatments, ensuring that guests leave feeling rejuvenated, both inside and out.

    Bali: Wellness Amidst Nature at Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

    In Bali, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve will elevate wellness through a connection with the island’s cultural and natural heritage. This retreat offers a sleep-focused workshop where guests can learn about the healing properties of medicinal plants in Bali, using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. After the workshop, guests will enjoy a Yogic Sleep Therapy session, designed to help achieve deep relaxation and prepare for restful sleep.

    Nutrition enthusiasts will delight in the Foraging with the Adventure Car tour, which introduces guests to wild herbs, spices, and tropical fruits, all freshly picked from Bali’s lush landscapes. In addition, a Balinese Herbal Drink Workshop teaches guests how to create their own natural detoxifying beverages using locally sourced ingredients.

    To complement these experiences, guests will engage in Vipassana meditation to enhance mindfulness and achieve inner tranquility. Mandala Art activities will also be available, providing a creative outlet for self-expression and emotional healing.

    Maldives: Deep Blue Healing at The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands

    The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands embraces wellness through its Deep Blue philosophy, which celebrates the healing power of the ocean. Here, wellness is personalized, with bespoke treatments and nutritional consultations aimed at dissolving stress and restoring peace.

    At this stunning Maldives resort, the Balance of Stillness workshop invites guests to create their own sleep sanctuary, utilizing curated kits to improve their bedtime routines and achieve restorative sleep. In addition, guests will indulge in a Taste of the Maldives cooking class, where they will prepare dishes using fresh, local ingredients.

    For those seeking to deepen their connection with both their body and the surrounding environment, the resort offers a Sunrise Floating Sound Healing Session, combined with strength-building activities like B Strong, which blends strength training with conscious breathwork. Guests can also enjoy a guided snorkeling trip and experience private coral regeneration, connecting with the oceans in a truly unique and healing way.

    Goa: Ancient Ayurveda at The St. Regis Goa Resort

    In Goa, The St. Regis Goa Resort offers an Ayurveda-based approach to wellness, integrating ancient practices to harmonize guests’ overall health. The wellness journey starts with a personalized consultation to identify health imbalances, followed by customized treatments designed to promote deep relaxation and rejuvenation.

    Guests will indulge in a Sleep Ritual featuring Yoga Nidra combined with herbal tisanes to promote restorative sleep. For those passionate about nutrition, the Dosha-Specific Farm-to-Table Lunch offers an Ayurvedic meal, crafted with ingredients that align with individual health profiles. Additionally, a visit to the resort’s Spice Garden will enrich guests’ understanding of traditional herbs and spices used in Ayurvedic cooking.

    To enhance the physical and mental well-being of visitors, the resort offers Sound Bath Sessions with Himalayan singing bowls, which help realign and soothe the body’s energies. Guests can also take part in the Estuary Walk & Yoga, which combines the natural tranquility of the environment with physical exercise, creating a peaceful and reflective experience.

    Conclusion: A Transformative Journey Awaits

    Marriott’s Luxury Wellbeing Series 2025 is more than just a wellness retreat — it’s a transformative journey designed to rejuvenate the mind, body, and spirit. By combining holistic wellness practices with luxurious accommodations and breathtaking destinations like Bali, the Maldives, and Goa, the series offers an unparalleled experience for those looking to elevate their lifestyle and embrace true wellness.

    Whether it’s through sleep-enhancing workshops in Bali, ocean-inspired healing in the Maldives, or Ayurveda-based treatments in Goa, the Luxury Wellbeing Series promises to redefine luxury travel for the modern wellness traveler. With this unique offering, Marriott is catering to the evolving desires of affluent travelers who seek to align their travels with personal growth and holistic well-being.

    For more information or to book your transformative wellness journey, visit Marriott’s official website.

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