travelguru89
I’ve been working with high-end corporate travel clients for over a decade. Recently, the shift towards wellness has been astounding. My latest case: a Fortune 500 company that invested in a week-long ultra-luxe wellness retreat for their execs. Besides the obvious relaxation benefits, their productivity shot up by 20% after returning. The most fascinating part? Their HR found a link between this trip and a decrease in turnover rates. Anyone else seeing similar trends?
luxeyogi
@travelguru89 Absolutely! I manage a boutique travel consultancy, and we’ve pushed for wellness retreats for corporate groups. From our data, teams that went on these retreats scored 30% higher on post-trip satisfaction surveys. It’s amazing to see travel evolving as a deep strategic tool rather than just a perk.
jetsetterJenna
Echoing @luxeyogi’s point, I’ve noticed that companies willing to spend on ultra-luxury wellness retreats often see benefits in unexpected places. One client reported that their internal communication improved drastically post-retreat. I started suggesting these for team-building purposes too, even more effective than traditional workshops.