Trisara Phuket is set to transform the landscape of wellness travel in 2026 with the introduction of an expanded JARA Wellness programme and the appointment of David Melladew as Director of Ecotherapy & Wellbeing.
This initiative aims to cater to the growing demand for holistic and intentional travel experiences that focus on long-term vitality and balance.
David Melladew, with over two decades of experience in Traditional Japanese Medicine and other healing practices, will guide guests through personalised wellness journeys.
His integrative approach combines Eastern traditions with contemporary therapies, ensuring a deeply personal and restorative experience.
Introducing JARA Wellness
The JARA Wellness programme offers a diverse range of activities, including regenerative spa journeys, therapeutic massages, and Japanese-style acupuncture.
These are complemented by movement-focused experiences such as Muay Thai camps and outdoor fitness programmes, and guests can also engage in ecotherapy and community-led initiatives like Ocean Care, a beach conservation activity.
Trisara's approach to wellness extends to all ages, with programmes designed for children that include farm visits, cooking classes, and creative family activities.
This multi-generational focus reflects the evolving priorities of wellness-conscious travellers, promoting a lifestyle of balance and connection.
As wellness travel evolves, Trisara aims to offer more than just an escape, providing guests with a meaningful journey towards renewal and balance.
This initiative underscores Trisara's commitment to redefining travel experiences in alignment with global trends towards conscious and intentional living.
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