Seveno Capital And Borderless Healthcare Group Launch JV To Provide ‘medical wellness service' To Hospitality Owners
The Well Estate will support hotel and hospitality asset owners to shift from a 'room yield' to a 'room plus' business model by providing turnkey medical wellness solutions that give guests live access to health and medical experts as well as famous content creators. Guests will also have access to personalised diets, fitness, yoga, mindfulness and health programs.
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