Frasers Hospitality has launched The Wellness Edit, a global wellness programme aimed at incorporating practical wellbeing rituals into the serviced living experience across its international portfolio. Developed with wellness expert Heike Cushway, the programme will be progressively rolled out from August 2026, offering guests self-guided practices and curated experiences such as breathwork, meditation, and sound baths.

The Wellness Edit is structured around three pillars: Mind & Stillness, Renew & Thrive, and Flow & Form, each designed to support different aspects of wellbeing. "The Wellness Edit brings this commitment to life by making wellbeing a more intentional part of the serviced living experience," said Chew Hang Song, Chief Operating Officer of Frasers Hospitality.

This initiative reflects a shift in travel trends where wellness is integrated into daily routines rather than being a temporary escape. The programme offers in-room wellness touchpoints and on-demand content to support guests' relaxation and recovery. It will be adapted across Frasers Hospitality’s brands, with Fraser Suites focusing on personalised experiences for executives, and Capri by Fraser offering social and locally inspired wellness activities.

The upcoming Fraser Suites at One Bangkok, opening in December 2026, will feature dedicated wellness facilities as part of The Wellness Edit. This programme aims to make wellbeing accessible and consistent, enhancing the overall guest experience by integrating simple, everyday rituals into their stay.

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