Spa products, Italy, 2016

Published: 14-Oct-2016
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Italy's spa sector continues to grow, reaching around €800m as more hotels offer spa and wellbeing experiences

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The spa sector in Italy continues to grow, staking a firmer place in number of centres aiming to deliver aesthetic beauty and wellness in the country.

According to a report on the state of the industry by Professor Nicola Quirino and presented at the 2016 assembly of Federterme, the trade association for the spa sector, in 2015 there were 380 spas in 19 regions in the country and employing 65,000 employees.

They provided more than 15 million spa services, generating a turnover of around €800m.

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