Asset World Corp Public Company Limited (AWC) has announced the development of the EA Wellness Club at The Empire in Bangkok, marking Thailand's first integrated wellness lifestyle destination. In collaboration with VitalLife Scientific Wellness Centre, a subsidiary of Bumrungrad International Hospital, the club aims to offer a comprehensive wellness experience by 2026.
Located in the heart of Bangkok, the EA Wellness Club is designed as a 24-hour destination, integrating wellness, dining, relaxation, and community experiences. It targets a diverse audience, including local residents, professionals, and international visitors. The club will feature a range of services, from preventive health and longevity programmes to holistic therapies and dining experiences.
AWC's Chief Executive Officer, Wallapa Traisorat, emphasised the club's role in enhancing community engagement and supporting Thailand's wellness economy. "Our collaboration with VitalLife brings trusted health and longevity expertise into this wider wellness ecosystem," she stated.
The Empire, where the club is situated, is a landmark tower in Bangkok's central business district. It aims to redefine workplace experiences by 2030, combining premium workplace solutions with hospitality-inspired services. The Empire Co-Living will offer a private lifestyle clubhouse, whilst the EA Rooftop will provide a social destination with panoramic views.
VitalLife's CEO, Polakit Teekakirikul, highlighted the shift towards preventive care and personalised health. "Our collaboration with AWC allows VitalLife to bring its expertise in integrated longevity medicine into the EA Wellness Club ecosystem," he said.
The first phase of the EA Wellness Club is set to open in 2026, with full completion expected in 2027.
The Empire: A Lifestyle Workplace Destination in Bangkok CBD, featuring Co-Living space and ‘EA,’ Bangkok’s Largest Rooftop Destination.
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