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Interest In Wellness & Spa As A Way Of Spending Free Time

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  • Gheorghe Camelia Monica

    (Romanian-American University)

  • Mihălcescu Octavian Cezar

    (Romanian-American University)

  • Milea Alexandra-Ioana

    (Romanian-American University)

Abstract

Wellness & SPA is now experiencing one of the most interesting paths forward and this fact can be observed by a surge in the interest of Romanian consumers for this specific way of spending their time outside of work. The advantages of participating in the well-being movement have been known for over decades and the expansion of the sector has led to the emergence of new interesting discoveries. Therefore, the analysis of the direct link between the consumption of SPA services and the enhancement it brings to the quality of life is an innovative element that brings more originality and opens new possibilities for analyzing the lifestyle of the population. The main objectives of this research are the observation of the phenomenon that led to the boost of curiosity in wellness and its correlation with the need to improve the lifestyle, illustrating the respondents' preferences and outlining a profile of the typical guest for SPA visits. The results obtained through the interview technique emphasized the existence of a direct relationship between the use of wellness services during free time and the development of the living standards, as well as the boost in people's desire to embrace habits that lead to an active and harmonius life. The importance of the research consists in shaping an image on the ways in which the community can rely on lifelong prosperity from the use of SPA techniques in their free time.

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  • Gheorghe Camelia Monica & Mihălcescu Octavian Cezar & Milea Alexandra-Ioana, 2024. "Interest In Wellness & Spa As A Way Of Spending Free Time," Romanian Economic Business Review, Romanian-American University, vol. 19(3), pages 22-28, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:rau:journl:v:19:y:2024:i:3:p:22-28
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