Wellness, medispa and resort trends
Every trend is checked against two independent signals — market growth and growing scientific interest — and linked to guest segments and the platform sections where it turns into a decision.
Trend radar
Market figures are secondary data from industry reviews, marked with a status and not presented as the platform's measurements. Scientific interest is the number of studies on the topic per year in an open catalogue of research.
Maturity matrix
Horizontal: growth of scientific interest over 5 years; vertical: stated market growth. Top right: fast-emerging trends; bottom left: mature ones.
2026 research · travellers and ultra-wealthy guests
Global Travel Landscape 2026: Shifting Priorities, AI and UHNW Channels
A snapshot from an international traveller survey and industry reviews of ultra-wealthy guests: how AI, budget consolidation and demand for sleep recovery reshape premium wellness demand.
Figures are secondary data from 2026 industry research, not verified against the primary source and not measured by the platform.
Trends in the platform's series
| Series group | Rising | Falling | No trend | Median slope, %/yr |
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Rising fastest
Falling fastest
Public policy agenda
National strategies and targets
National and regional strategies for health, longevity, wellness and medical tourism — from official documents of governments, regulators and tourism authorities. Targets are shown as the document sets them; measures are selected for what they mean to developers and operators.
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Theme
Countries and regions — click to filter
Key targets
Target life expectancy, years (tick — baseline)
| Market | Indicator | Target | Year |
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Measures for developers and operators
Timeline of horizons
The end year of each strategy and the years its targets are set for.
Strategies and official documents
Titles, status and dates are as published by the issuing body; translated titles are for convenience and the original is authoritative. Descriptions are our neutral summary, not an assessment of the policy.