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The ISPA 2003 Spa-Goer Study - Key
Results
Types of Spas Visited
Types of Spas Visited
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One out of five Americans indicates visiting at least
one type of spa in the past 12 months. That means that more than 44.9
million people aged 16 and above visited spas in the U.S. between
June 2002 and June 2003.
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Visits to Day Spas lead the list - with 11% of the
population - or 25.6 million people 16 years of age and above - visiting
day spas one or more times during the same time period.
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Resort/Hotel Spas come in second. They received more
than 16 million visitors between June 2002 and June 2003.
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In last year's study, it was determined that Day Spas
are the largest segment of the spa industry, while Resort/Hotel Spas
are the fastest growing segment.
| Types
of Spas Visited |
44,933,880
Spa Visitors
(16+) June 2002/2003 |
| Day
Spa |
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25,612,311 visitors |
11% |
| Resort/Hotel
Spa |
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16,176,96 visitors |
7% |
| Club
Spa |
4% |
| Mineral
Springs Spa |
2% |
| Medical
Spa |
2% |
| Destination
Spa |
1% |
More Key Results:
The complete study was released at the ISPA Conference
& Expo in October, 2003.
About the International Spa Association (ISPA)
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More than 2,100 members in 61 countries
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Largest international trade association for spa
professionals
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Most extensive research on the spa industry
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The Key Results of the ISPA 2003 Spa-Goer Study were
reprinted with permission of ISPA.
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