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"According to BookRetreats.com's The State of Retreats Report, 64 percent of U.S. travelers are planning to join a retreat in the next year, driven by a need for rest, burnout recovery, and a desire to reconnect with nature."
"The Philippines stands out as the fastest-growing destination, where its island landscapes and a mix of surf, yoga, and meditation make retreats feel both immersive and accessible."
"Hungary ranks third, with retreats centered on thermal baths and hot-and-cold immersion, a trend the report calls 'contrast dosing.'"
"Germany rounds out the top five with its forest bathing, thermal traditions, and sauna rituals like Aufguss, which combines heat, steam, and essential oils."
Wellness travel is shifting towards 'calmcations,' emphasizing relaxation and mental clarity. A report indicates that 64% of U.S. travelers plan to join retreats, driven by burnout recovery and a desire to reconnect with nature. The Philippines is the fastest-growing destination, followed by Australia, Hungary, the Netherlands, and Germany. Other notable locations include Vietnam for affordability and Romania for off-grid experiences. Switzerland offers retreats that leverage its alpine environment for unique wellness experiences.
Read at Travel + Leisure
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