Minor Hotels launches Life Longevity, with Bangkok as first urban hub
Minor Hotels, the group behind Anantara and Avani, has launched Life Longevity, a global wellness brand. It spans resort retreats, urban longevity hubs and future residences. The first urban hub is in Bangkok.
What it means commercially: advisors selling longevity and medical-wellness travel now have another supplier in a field led by SHA, Lanserhof and Clinique La Prairie. The difference is that this one comes from a large hotel group. An urban hub may also support shorter-stay programs, which could suit corporate and executive clients who can't commit to a full residential retreat.
Open questions before you pitch it: the source gives no detail on pricing, program lengths or medical-screening requirements. Ask Minor about commission structure, how long programs run, and what screening applies. Also ask when the resort retreats and residences are due.
- Ask about commission structure
- Confirm program lengths, especially short urban stays
- Confirm medical-screening requirements
- Ask for timelines on the resort retreats and residences
