As wellness tourism keeps on growing, a new type of hospitality gains traction. The very definition of hospitality is to welcome guests into our lives with graciousness, a spiritual practice in and of itself. Hotels take this literal definition one step further, orienting their offering to help bring balance and harmony to your mind, body, and spirit.

Over the last few months, the buzzing Middle-Eastern city of Tel Aviv has started a slow shift towards softer, quieter living, and a minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic has become increasingly visible in interiors. From cafes and eateries to spas and hotels, we round up our favourite ones.

The ultimate freedom of the mind is that it can travel without borders, taking us to another world without our bodies having to move an inch. This is what happened to me last week in the most unlikely place. A professional trade show.

Ein Gedi… a magical name for a magical place. A few kilometres off the Dead Sea, in Israël, this natural reserve hides a beautiful oasis, perfect to rest your body and soul in the refreshing shade, and take the time to commune with nature.

Floating in the Dead Sea. Wow, that’s something… We’ve all heard about it, but really, it’s all it’s said to be and more. Incredibly salty, below sea level, a 100% natural health resort, but mostly, it’s probably one of the quietest, most awe-inspiring places on Earth.

The climb to Adam’s Peak summit, in central Sri Lanka, is nothing short of magical. From the 2am awakening to the mystically perfect shadow of an imperfect rock, this experience is sure to trigger a swirl of positive emotions.