Sport and hospitality
Discover one of the trends of 2024 according to the Global Wellness Summit
Sport holidays in name of well-being
According to the Global Wellness Summit, travellers are more and more interested in a kind of tourism that can meet both their passion for sport and their need for relaxing moments.
In the hospitality sector, innovative services and spaces have been flourishing, concerning in particular the recovery after physical activity, and thus responding to the market’s demand for sport-centred travels. In an era characterised by greater awareness regarding personal well-being, people are no longer content with a simple stay, but they look for experiences that embrace physical, mental and also emotional health.
Fitness, beauty and recovery for hospitality
Hotels that try to meet these requirements offer exclusive programs that connect the fitness, beauty and recovery areas, allowing their guests to have their needs met in a harmonious way. It is for this reason that we at Starpool have designed a new approach to wellness, starting from the idea that specific combinations of products and methods of use can ensure specific benefits. In this way, we managed to design not only wellness spaces, but actual programs to connect the various areas dedicated to wellness in hotels. Hence, guests can benefit from these programs integrating them in their sport activities, to work on muscle recovery and performance improvement.
Recovery Class: the ideal solution for hospitality
Recovery Class is an innovative format designed by us at Starpool for Active hotels and hotels that want to complete their offer with an exclusive area entirely dedicated to recovery after physical activity. This format includes the combination of equipment with functional programs aimed at psycho-physical recovery after training at the gym or outdoor exercise. The format, designed and developed according to the guidelines of our Scientific Research Department, takes advantage of the body’s physiological response to heat, cold therapy and dry floatation.