Wellness

The resort’s signature Grove Artisan Kitchen uses several ingredients that are grown at the resort in addition to partnerships with local farmers.

"Wellness tourism is a $494 billion industry, and the latest trends survey from the IRF showed that more than 50% of planners are increasing the inclusion of wellness/well-being activities in their meetings and incentive travel programs. That's why we created Meet Well."

The spa's expert aromatherapist will guide attendees on a journey of self-discovery via scent.

Meandering paths guide guests through the public spaces, expanding on the idea that straight lines do not exist in nature.

All groups showed improvements up to one month after the retreat; however, the novice meditators had fewer symptoms of depression and less stress longer than the non-meditating vacationers.

See how Sedona’s natural and artistic landscapes facilitate high-impact and hyperlocal group experiences.

Millennials define "healthy" as a daily commitment to eating right, exercising and being mindful.

In addition to its meditation alcoves, Chaminade has added mats and traditional Japanese Zabuton cushions, which are commonly used in Zen meditation.

Set aside a couple minutes by yourself or with coworkers to be mindful before walking into a business meeting.

Planners are partnering with local restaurants and culinary suppliers, such artisanal purveyors, whiskey distilleries or craft breweries.

Meetings in the South present the opportunity for creative and hyperlocal outdoor wellness experiences.

The merging of traditional medicine and wellness has sparked some pretty interesting medical meetings as of late.

From rock climbing and mountainside yoga to designing dream catchers, groups get in on the wellness and wonder of Arizona meetings.

Natural hot springs and and array of wellness experiences create a soulful sanctuary for New Mexico incentive groups