Wellness and medical tourism expand in Austria and Slovenia

Wellness and medical tourism facilities in Austria and Slovenia are expanding their offerings by combining traditional healing methods with modern health concepts.

In Bad Mühllacken, Austria, the Curhaus has been expanded with the new Park Residenz. This addition provides 20 additional comfort rooms, a spa, a fitness studio, and new therapy rooms. The facility integrates Traditional European Medicine with modern health concepts, including supervised fasting and meditation.

In Slovenia, the wellness landscape is evolving toward a fusion of medical wellness and prevention. Key regional developments include the use of black thermal water in the Pomurje region at Therme 3000 and Therme Vivat, and the integration of Sebastian Kneipp’s teachings at the NaturHotel connected to Therme Snovik. Other specialized offerings include healthy aging programs at Therme Olimia and coastal treatments utilizing regional natural products like sea mud and algae along the Adriatic coast.