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RETREAT, REVITALISE, REBOOT

A sun-soaked vacation with spa treatments and yoga classes? That’s so 2019. Wellness retreats now embrace services such as clean gastronomy offerings, genomic testing with in-depth diagnostics, detox (both physical and digital), biohacking, and energy cleansing through acupuncture and chakra healing.

The landscape of wellness travel has undergone a transformative shift, and travellers are ditching the ordinary for extraordinary experiences. They’re increasingly opting for retreats that offer a holistic experience encompassing the mind, body and soul, through tailored programmes that encompass nutrition, fitness, therapy and meditation.

“Beyond merely indulging in a holiday, many of our clients aspire to embark on a journey of self-discovery,” says Iris Wang, co-partner and head of strategic partnerships at Om & Away, an interactive travel portal in Asia that curates wellness experiences and bookings for travellers.

“An increasing number of our clients are seeking all-encompassing experiences. As the demand for personalised wellness experiences continues to rise, the landscape is evolving into a multi-faceted realm where resorts not only provide cultural immersion, but also cater to holistic wellness.”

“People, now more than ever, want to make the most of their

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