Global Wellness Summit report highlights 12 trends for 2023 Experts By Wendy Golledge The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) has released its annual Future of Wellness trend report, promising 2023 will be a watershed year for wellness. The report, which annually predicts the newest directions in wellness, has identified 12 wellness trends for 2023. Read the article on europeanmagazine > Read More from the Global Wellness…
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