"Wellness tourism is one of the fastest-growing segments of travel right now, predicted to reach over $1.4 trillion by 2027. And while high-tech longevity clinics and biohack clubs aren't going away, we're seeing the wellness trends for 2026 go back-to-basics, with a much needed shift toward lo-fi, sensory-igniting fun, especially on holiday. For a few of our editors, that has meant getting back in the saddle."
"To us, horse riding is the ultimate wellness activity, offering outdoor adventure, relaxation and an inability to keep picking up our phones (apart from the odd wobbly video). It's an activity made even better when you can take part at some of the best hotels in the world. Where stables are state-of-the-art, the scenery is out of this world, and best of all - accommodation at night is as plush as can be."
Wellness tourism is rapidly growing and is predicted to reach over $1.4 trillion by 2027. Wellness trends for 2026 are shifting back to basics, favoring lo-fi, sensory-igniting fun, especially on holiday. Some travelers are returning to horse riding as a wellness activity. Horse riding offers outdoor adventure, relaxation, and reduced phone use. Horse riding experiences are enhanced at luxury hotels that offer state-of-the-art stables, extraordinary scenery, and plush accommodation. Options span desert boltholes to beachside hideouts, providing bucket-list rides for travelers seeking sensory, low-tech wellness escapes.
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