Banyan Tree, the flagship brand of Banyan Group, is expanding its global spa & wellbeing offerings with the next evolution of its signature Banyan Tree Connections programme. Connections Programme Expansion - Launched in 2025, now evolving with Connections Retreats — immersive small-group journeys focused on reflection, mindfulness, and shared experiences. - Expanding the private immersion programme to eight new Banyan Tree destinations worldwide (including AlUla, Dubai, Lang Co, Samui, Bintan, Buahan, Nanjing, and Guangzhou Jiulong Lake). Featured Retreats in 2026 - Mamula Island, Montenegro (May 21–25): Led by Manduka ambassador Nicole Marty, blending Hatha and Vinyasa yoga with restorative practices. - Buahan, Bali (Oct 9–Nov 2): Led by sustainability advocate Nadya Hutagalung, combining meditation, sound healing, and mindful movement inspired by Tri Hita Karana philosophy. Visiting Practitioner Residencies - Krabi (Mar 11–13): Vitality sessions with Yuttana Poncharoen (“Jimmy”), focusing on conscious flow Vinyasa yoga. - Mamula Island (Aug 3–24): Residency with Florence Piers, offering Vinyasa, Gentle, and Yin Yoga, plus private consultations. Global Partnership with Manduka - Manduka yoga mats and accessories integrated across selected Banyan Tree destinations. - Manduka-affiliated practitioners to lead retreats and residencies, enhancing authenticity and performance. Wellbeing Ecosystem - Expansion of Wellbeing Sanctuaries: curated sleep rituals, nourishing cuisine, destination-inspired daily practices, and in-room amenities for mindfulness and gentle movement. Strategic Positioning - Reinforces Banyan Tree’s role as a pioneer in holistic wellbeing, combining environment, rituals, and experiences. - Aligns with the brand’s 8 Pillars of Wellbeing philosophy and commitment to regenerative tourism. This initiative shows Banyan Tree doubling down on immersive, purpose-driven wellness travel, blending local culture, expert guidance, and global partnerships.
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