No longer seen as an unavoidable side effect, travellers are increasingly looking for strategies to prevent jet lag disorder. Managing our circadian rhythms using a high quality sleep mask as we travel through changing time zones is one of the most effective ways of doing this.

Conscious of their carbon footprint, travellers are searching for ways to combat this as well as gravitating towards hotel and airline brands who are making it easy for them to do so. The physical products provided by hotels and airlines are all tangible opportunities to meet this demand.

There is a growing demand for wellness products to supplement travellers' health and wellness. With a notable increase in health-focused trips, events and stays, these amenities enhance the overall guest experience.

Companies that have integrated wellness programs into their business are very glad they did. Not only do they have much happier employees but they report an incredible 66% increase in productivity, a 63% increase in growth and a 50% decrease in absenteeism.

A sea-change from just a few years ago, 87% of employees now consider health and wellness offerings when they are looking for a new role.

75% of employees report that they are more likely to stay with their employer because of their benefits program. 80% of employees would choose additional benefits over a pay increase.