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World Spa Awards Reveal This Year’s Top Spa Brands In The Philippines
Rosette Adel (Philstar.com) – November 9, 2020 – 9:59 pm
MANILA, Philippines – World Spa Awards recently featured the top spa and wellness brands around the world, including three from the Philippines.
In its sixth edition, the World Spa Awards on October 28 named three Filipino winners, including Conrad Spa Manila, Aman Spa in Amanpulo and The Farm at San Benito, which took the awards in the Best Hotel Spa, Best Resort categories Spa and Best Wellness Retreat.
Conrad Spa also won the same award last year, while Aman Spa won the same award in 2016. The holistic medical wellness resort managed by CG Hospitality The Farm, on the other hand, has been recognized as Best Medical Wellness Resort by SENSES Germany in 2012 and 2013.
Meanwhile, for the world category, Dubai has earned the title of World’s Best Spa Destination.
Switzerland’s Gstaad Palace was recognized as the World’s Best Hotel Spa this year, while Germany’s Lanserhof Tegernsee and Vietnam’s InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort were awarded the World’s Best Medical Spa and World’s Best Resort Spa, respectively. .
On the other hand, the One & Only Royal Mirage in Dubai and the Thermes Marins in Monte Carlo won the award for the Best Hammam Spa in the World and the Best Casino Hotel Spa in the World, respectively.
Multi-level marketing brand doTERRA also took home the award for the world’s best aromatherapy brand this year.
Rebecca Cohen, Managing Director of the World Spa Awards praised the 2020 winners.
“Our winners represent the best of the best in the global spa and wellness industry … They have all demonstrated remarkable resilience in a year of unprecedented challenges,” he said.
Launched in 2015, the World Spa Awards recognize and reward excellence in the spa and wellness industry.
The winners were announced after votes were cast by professionals working in the spa and wellness industry and spa tourism consumers. Organizers said the program received a record number of votes cast by the public this year, indicating an “appetite for spa and wellness tourism” amid the global health crisis.
As of October 1, the Interagency Working Group for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases said that all establishments offering personal care are allowed at 30% of their capacity in general community quarantine areas and at 50% in GCQ areas. modified, except full body massages and cosmetic procedures. and services.
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