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A study from Cornell University's School of Hospitality Administration shows that visiting a destination spa leaves vacationers feeling rested, refreshed and energized
Hotel & Motel Management, Nov 1, 2004 by Elaine Simon
* A study from Cornell University's School of Hospitality Administration shows that visiting a destination spa leaves vacationers feeling rested, refreshed and energized. According to the study, destination spa vacations are more of a necessity than a luxury for living a healthy, balanced life.
Compiled by Elaine Simon, esimon@advanstar.com
COPYRIGHT 2004 Questex Media Group, Inc.
COPYRIGHT 2008 Gale, Cengage Learning
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