panel discussion chaired by Kirien Withers, Spa Australasia
In our fast paced world, quality time out with friends and loved ones is becoming harder and harder to achieve and is, in turn, affecting today’s spa as demand grows for spa time enjoyed as couples or groups.
This trend, whilst offering excellent profits, is logistically difficult to manage. Find out what types of spa parties are most popular, ways to develop a social calendar for your spa and suggestions as to how you can manage your menu, opening hours and your space to accommodate this new trend and service style.
The Panel
Louise Lugg, Owner of Isis Egyptian Day Spa
With 20 years experience, Louise's award winning day spa specialises in Ayurvedc therapies and spa parties.
Leanne Morris, Co-owner of Harbour Day Spa
Harbour Day Spa is a multi-award winning spa with credits including Best Day Spa in Australa (APAA 2010 & 2008) and BRW's Top 100 Start Up Businesses in Australia (2007).
Nik Pappas, Regional Spa Director for Orient Express Hotels
Nik's experience includes creating Observatory Day Spa's 'Night of Luxury' events and La Prairie Weekend Escapes, High Tea Spa Party's, Champagne and Caviar Spa Cruises and various Observatory Spa luncheons.