Places can now be booked for the 10th Forum Hotel & Spa takes place on 1st June 2017 at the Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris at www.forumhotspa.com

The Forum, an exclusive and selective international event, brings together the international

leaders of the luxury hotels and spa industry and also managers in the sectors of

Thalassotherapy and Thermalism.

This international event is focused on exchanging

knowledge, sharing experience and networking.

Design for Wellbeing means the design of material objects, spaces and places to the

immaterial ways, things and systems are organised to create conditions where people are

supported and taken care of, and where they can take care of themselves and each other.

Design for Wellbeing also means improving the quality of life by combining architectural,

artistic, craft based and innovative evidences. These linkages and combinations take various

forms and the processes by which the different starting points come together in several

ways.

This year, some of our star guests are Roger Allen, Founder and CEO of Resources for

Leisure Assets; Andrew Gibson, vice president of wellbeing, luxury brands for Accor

Hotels; Patrizia Bortolin, spa director of Borgo Egnazia and winner of the award for the

Best Spa in the World by Conde Nast Traveller; Dr Eduard Blaha, president of

Czech Spa Thermes Association; Thierry Dubois, president of ESPA and Dr Nicola Angelo

Fortunati, CEO of Italian Hospitality Collection Therme and Spa, among others well

known speakers.

Design for Wellbeing and Bridges of Wellness are not one thing. There are many. The

Forum will make it easier to understand and embrace in ways which will make everyone

excited.

As a participant, you will be able to enjoy exceptional surroundings, have an opportunity for high-end networking, be exposed to international expert advice and, of course, visit unique conferences.

For more details visit www.forumhotspa.com where you can find the full agenda.

For information contact Mrs Vladi Kovanic at [email protected]