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"Once a niche part of the travel industry, wellness travel now represents nearly 8 percenr of all trips and, according to the Global Wellness Institute, wellness travel is a nearly $900 billion industry. And that figure is only poised to rise, as more and more travelers choose restorative escapes over traditional sightseeing, prioritizing the chance to feel refreshed as much as the destination itself."
"The findings were clear. For wellness travel, Switzerland is the most expensive destination in the world. Renowned for its chocolate, fresh Alpine air, and stunning natural beauty, Switzerland simply does things well-but at a cost. The country is also home to some of the most famous luxury spas and resorts in the world, including Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, the Spa at the Chedi Andermatt, and Clinique La Prairie, to name just a few."
Wellness travel has grown from a niche to nearly 8 percent of trips and amounts to a roughly $900 billion industry per the Global Wellness Institute. Travelers increasingly favor restorative escapes over traditional sightseeing, seeking refreshment alongside destination experiences. BookRetreats.com created a 2025 Wellness Cost Index covering more than 40 destinations and measured costs for treatments, healthy food, multiday retreats, drop-in yoga classes, and local taxi fares. The index ranks Switzerland as the most expensive wellness destination, with the canton of Valais leading costs; multiday retreats in Valais average about €700 (a little over $837) in price.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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