The document describes plans for an "Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort" project in Romania. It will combine industries like medical research, tourism, and green energy that are experiencing high growth. The resort will utilize Romania's natural environment and traditional values. It aims to create 5000 jobs and attract 250,000 foreign tourists annually, generating 400 million euros per year. The project combines factors for success like growing industries, prime location, and Romanian strengths in areas like geriatrics and hospitality.
The document provides details about Luana's Land, including legends, facts, and local traditions. The legend describes a wise king named An/Luana who descended from heaven and taught the locals agriculture and crafts, building a stronghold to protect them. When the king's people in heaven grew angry, they attacked and destroyed the city. Local traditions discussed include the Torn of the Sheeps festival and weather and marriage fortune-telling practices on New Year's Eve.
The document provides details about Mociaru Luxury Lodges, a unique tourism concept located in the Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort in Romania. It offers information about distances from various cities to Mociaru, amenities at the lodges such as rooms and facilities, services provided, investment breakdown, development timeline, and master plan for the resort integrated into the natural environment of Mociaru Lake. The goal is to enhance the natural and cultural heritage of the area and provide high quality life for tourists.
The document provides details about Luana's Land, including legends, facts, and local traditions. The legend describes a wise king named An/Luana who descended from heaven and taught the locals agriculture and crafts, building a stronghold to protect them. When the king's people in heaven grew angry, they attacked and destroyed the city. Local traditions discussed include the Torn of the Sheeps festival and weather and marriage fortune-telling practices on New Year's Eve.
The document provides details about Mociaru Luxury Lodges, a unique tourism concept located in the Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort in Romania. It offers information about distances from various cities to Mociaru, amenities at the lodges such as rooms and facilities, services provided, investment breakdown, development timeline, and master plan for the resort integrated into the natural environment of Mociaru Lake. The goal is to enhance the natural and cultural heritage of the area and provide high quality life for tourists.
The European Spas Association represents spa facilities across Europe. It lobbies on their behalf with the EU, supports its members, and promotes quality standards and marketing initiatives for the spa industry. Thermal spas can play an important role in health tourism by providing prevention, wellness, and medical rehabilitation treatments to address rising healthcare costs and noncommunicable diseases. The association advocates for greater resources devoted to prevention and benchmarks successful spa countries like Hungary that attract both domestic and international visitors with their historic facilities and quality services.
The document discusses attracting and engaging conscious travelers. It notes that conscious travelers want experiences that are local, authentic, quirky, personalized, immersive, slow to savor, and transformational. They also want opportunities to share their experiences and support responsible tourism providers who demonstrate they care about environmental and social issues. The document advocates for an alternative tourism model compared to mass industrialized tourism in order to be more sustainable over the long term.
Attracting, Engaging & Supporting the Conscious TravelerAnna Pollock
The document discusses attracting and engaging conscious travelers. It notes that conscious travelers want experiences that are local, authentic, quirky, personalized, immersive, slow to savor, and transformational. They also want opportunities to share their experiences and support responsible tourism providers who demonstrate they care about environmental and social issues. The document advocates for an alternative tourism model compared to mass industrialized tourism in order to be more sustainable over the long term.
This document discusses the relationship between medical and wellness approaches to health. It notes that prevention is better than cure and that wellness considers total health, including mental and physical health through lifestyle. Wellness is becoming more evidence-based and uses natural products and services. The document compares western preventative wellness approaches to eastern European curative models and notes countries like the UK emphasize alternative therapies while Hungary relies more on traditional medicine. Overall it argues that wellness and medical tourism are large industries that are converging to focus more on prevention, longevity and total health.
This document summarizes key findings from a report on emerging global spa trends. It identifies differences in spa behaviors and motivations across different generations: the Silent Generation values loyalty and personalized service; Boomers are major drivers of growth and seek anti-aging treatments; Gen X is tech-savvy and knowledgeable about trends; Millennials see spa as a necessity and want instant results. The summary also highlights the importance of spas for driving hotel bookings and revenues globally.
This document summarizes key aspects of tourism services in Canada. It outlines the main private, public, and non-profit sector players in Canada's tourism industry. It then discusses security structures and responsibilities at the national and local levels to ensure visitor safety. Challenges to the industry like security concerns and competition are mentioned. The Canadian Tourism Commission is introduced as the lead marketing organization, with its mission to promote tourism and objectives to increase demand.
The document promotes Life Care, a European multi-level marketing company that sells health, beauty, and household products. It touts the company's promise of health, beauty, and wealth for its partners and describes the various exclusive natural products available in over 800 items across categories like nutrition, skin care, perfumes, and home cleaning. The document highlights the earnings opportunities for partners, rewards like trips and prizes, and encourages readers to join the company by registering on their website or contacting a sponsor.
This document discusses emerging trends in healthcare and wellness, including the rise of integrated medical wellness centers and resorts. It notes the growing demand for preventative and functional healthcare options as populations age and adopt healthier lifestyles. Examples of potential integrated medical wellness developments across Southeast Asia are provided, combining elements of medicine, wellness, hospitality and active living communities. Key opportunities exist in developing more of these types of mixed-use centers that incorporate both medical and wellness programs.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Nico Dingemans of Hospitality in Health to the Cyprus Health Services Promotion Board. The presentation discusses how adopting principles of hospitality management can enhance health services, using international best practices as examples. Dingemans outlines how hospitality is an "augmented service" that can improve the patient experience beyond just medical care. Transitioning to incorporate more hospitality requires addressing challenges of different skill sets between medical and hospitality professionals. Collaboration between medical and non-medical services, as well as destination management, are emphasized as important strategies.
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The document discusses the Malaysian healthcare system and its efforts to achieve better health for Malaysians. It outlines the current challenges facing the system, including issues like long wait times, inadequate integration between public and private sectors, and rising healthcare costs. It then describes the existing public healthcare structure provided by the Ministry of Health and examines usage and expenditure trends. The document proposes transforming the nation's health system to address the issues through a new integrated 1Care model.
This recent webcast featured industry expert Jonathan Edelheit, CEO of the Medical Tourism Association, who presented "Medical Tourism Facilitators: the Good, the Bad, and the Unknown" an informative and provocative webcast that will provided current and potential medical tourism facilitators with the tools to:
Develop Markets
Build Trust and Credibility
Identify Reliable Providers
Understand Complex Arrangements and Medical Procedures
Make Life or Death Preparations and Decisions
Reduce the Chance of Error and Increase Positive Outcomes
Sustain Operations
Continue Education and Network
Serve as Responsible Industry Ambassadors
View the session Questions & Answers and download the whitepaper here:
http://www.medicaltourismassociation.com/en/medical-tourism-facilitator-webcast-gbu.html
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This document discusses trends in spa tourism globally and in specific regions. It summarizes that while some spa elements are global, like facilities and treatments, other aspects are local, drawing on unique resources and indigenous traditions. It then provides an overview of spas in Serbia, Hungary, and Slovenia, noting trends like a growing focus on wellness over medicine and adding wellness programs. The document discusses targeting younger generations and the importance of memorable experiences in the growing experience economy. It outlines a Balkan wellbeing project and stakeholder perspectives on developing the region's potential in health and wellness tourism.
From Spa to Wellness discusses the evolution and growth of the global wellness tourism industry over the past 15 years. It traces the origins of wellness spas starting with the first Raison d'Etre spa in 1999 in the Maldives. Since then, over 120 spa projects have been created in 70 countries. Wellness tourism is now a $439 billion global industry, with the Asia-Pacific region generating the most wellness tourism expenditures. The future of the industry is focused on areas like indigenous and unique wellness offerings, prevention, mental wellness, and leveraging technology.
This report examines the relationship between spas, wellness tourism, and medical tourism. It provides definitions for wellness tourism and medical tourism, analyzes industry data, and profiles organizational structures and promotion efforts in different countries. The report also includes case studies on 12 countries, a survey of spa industry professionals, and recommendations for how spas can better integrate into wellness and medical tourism markets going forward. Key findings include the lack of standardized definitions, varying levels of spa integration across countries, and opportunities for spas to take advantage of growing wellness and medical tourism industries.
University Work: Marketing Principles PresentationMelinda Smith
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CPR is a full-service strategic marketing communications firm specializing in healthcare, life sciences, medical travel, technology, entertainment, environmental, and not-for-profit sectors. They provide public relations, marketing, branding, and event planning services to publicly traded companies, private entities, and not-for-profits. With over 25 years of experience, CPR develops targeted messaging campaigns to drive market awareness and increase revenues for its clients.
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1. The current tourism model is unsustainable and must shift focus from symptoms to root causes by understanding systems thinking.
2. Tourism needs to transition from an extractive to a regenerative economy by changing its purpose from growth and profits to empowering communities and ensuring all stakeholders flourish.
3. A new model called "Conscious Travel" is proposed, based on six assumptions about shifting perspectives, with principles focused on optimizing community benefit, environmental sustainability, and spiritual fulfillment for all through bottom-up empowerment.
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Introduction
Have you ever dreamed of turning your innovative idea into a thriving business? Starting a company involves numerous steps and decisions, but don't worry—we're here to help. Whether you're exploring how to start a startup company or wondering how to start up a small business, this guide will walk you through the process, step by step.
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The European Spas Association represents spa facilities across Europe. It lobbies on their behalf with the EU, supports its members, and promotes quality standards and marketing initiatives for the spa industry. Thermal spas can play an important role in health tourism by providing prevention, wellness, and medical rehabilitation treatments to address rising healthcare costs and noncommunicable diseases. The association advocates for greater resources devoted to prevention and benchmarks successful spa countries like Hungary that attract both domestic and international visitors with their historic facilities and quality services.
The document discusses attracting and engaging conscious travelers. It notes that conscious travelers want experiences that are local, authentic, quirky, personalized, immersive, slow to savor, and transformational. They also want opportunities to share their experiences and support responsible tourism providers who demonstrate they care about environmental and social issues. The document advocates for an alternative tourism model compared to mass industrialized tourism in order to be more sustainable over the long term.
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The document discusses attracting and engaging conscious travelers. It notes that conscious travelers want experiences that are local, authentic, quirky, personalized, immersive, slow to savor, and transformational. They also want opportunities to share their experiences and support responsible tourism providers who demonstrate they care about environmental and social issues. The document advocates for an alternative tourism model compared to mass industrialized tourism in order to be more sustainable over the long term.
This document discusses the relationship between medical and wellness approaches to health. It notes that prevention is better than cure and that wellness considers total health, including mental and physical health through lifestyle. Wellness is becoming more evidence-based and uses natural products and services. The document compares western preventative wellness approaches to eastern European curative models and notes countries like the UK emphasize alternative therapies while Hungary relies more on traditional medicine. Overall it argues that wellness and medical tourism are large industries that are converging to focus more on prevention, longevity and total health.
This document summarizes key findings from a report on emerging global spa trends. It identifies differences in spa behaviors and motivations across different generations: the Silent Generation values loyalty and personalized service; Boomers are major drivers of growth and seek anti-aging treatments; Gen X is tech-savvy and knowledgeable about trends; Millennials see spa as a necessity and want instant results. The summary also highlights the importance of spas for driving hotel bookings and revenues globally.
This document summarizes key aspects of tourism services in Canada. It outlines the main private, public, and non-profit sector players in Canada's tourism industry. It then discusses security structures and responsibilities at the national and local levels to ensure visitor safety. Challenges to the industry like security concerns and competition are mentioned. The Canadian Tourism Commission is introduced as the lead marketing organization, with its mission to promote tourism and objectives to increase demand.
The document promotes Life Care, a European multi-level marketing company that sells health, beauty, and household products. It touts the company's promise of health, beauty, and wealth for its partners and describes the various exclusive natural products available in over 800 items across categories like nutrition, skin care, perfumes, and home cleaning. The document highlights the earnings opportunities for partners, rewards like trips and prizes, and encourages readers to join the company by registering on their website or contacting a sponsor.
This document discusses emerging trends in healthcare and wellness, including the rise of integrated medical wellness centers and resorts. It notes the growing demand for preventative and functional healthcare options as populations age and adopt healthier lifestyles. Examples of potential integrated medical wellness developments across Southeast Asia are provided, combining elements of medicine, wellness, hospitality and active living communities. Key opportunities exist in developing more of these types of mixed-use centers that incorporate both medical and wellness programs.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Nico Dingemans of Hospitality in Health to the Cyprus Health Services Promotion Board. The presentation discusses how adopting principles of hospitality management can enhance health services, using international best practices as examples. Dingemans outlines how hospitality is an "augmented service" that can improve the patient experience beyond just medical care. Transitioning to incorporate more hospitality requires addressing challenges of different skill sets between medical and hospitality professionals. Collaboration between medical and non-medical services, as well as destination management, are emphasized as important strategies.
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The document summarizes a presentation on building conscious tourism in Samoa. It discusses the rise of conscious travelers who seek authentic, local, and immersive experiences. It analyzes Samoa's tourism situation, noting declining demand since 2008. Six areas for work are suggested: focusing on high yield visitors; collaboration across the tourism industry; acting responsibly environmentally; digital marketing; improving attractions and events; and service and training. The presentation provides recommendations like investing in culture/heritage attractions and using new media to attract conscious travelers.
The document discusses the Malaysian healthcare system and its efforts to achieve better health for Malaysians. It outlines the current challenges facing the system, including issues like long wait times, inadequate integration between public and private sectors, and rising healthcare costs. It then describes the existing public healthcare structure provided by the Ministry of Health and examines usage and expenditure trends. The document proposes transforming the nation's health system to address the issues through a new integrated 1Care model.
This recent webcast featured industry expert Jonathan Edelheit, CEO of the Medical Tourism Association, who presented "Medical Tourism Facilitators: the Good, the Bad, and the Unknown" an informative and provocative webcast that will provided current and potential medical tourism facilitators with the tools to:
Develop Markets
Build Trust and Credibility
Identify Reliable Providers
Understand Complex Arrangements and Medical Procedures
Make Life or Death Preparations and Decisions
Reduce the Chance of Error and Increase Positive Outcomes
Sustain Operations
Continue Education and Network
Serve as Responsible Industry Ambassadors
View the session Questions & Answers and download the whitepaper here:
http://www.medicaltourismassociation.com/en/medical-tourism-facilitator-webcast-gbu.html
This document summarizes the experience and work of Doug Jung, a healthcare creative and copywriting expert. It outlines his experience working on both the client and agency side for brands like Lipitor, Reminyl, and Olympus. It provides examples of campaigns he has worked on, such as helping reposition a biopharma company internationally and creating an ad campaign for a New York clinic. The document emphasizes Jung's fresh creative perspective and passion for adding strategic and creative value to healthcare marketing.
This document discusses trends in spa tourism globally and in specific regions. It summarizes that while some spa elements are global, like facilities and treatments, other aspects are local, drawing on unique resources and indigenous traditions. It then provides an overview of spas in Serbia, Hungary, and Slovenia, noting trends like a growing focus on wellness over medicine and adding wellness programs. The document discusses targeting younger generations and the importance of memorable experiences in the growing experience economy. It outlines a Balkan wellbeing project and stakeholder perspectives on developing the region's potential in health and wellness tourism.
From Spa to Wellness discusses the evolution and growth of the global wellness tourism industry over the past 15 years. It traces the origins of wellness spas starting with the first Raison d'Etre spa in 1999 in the Maldives. Since then, over 120 spa projects have been created in 70 countries. Wellness tourism is now a $439 billion global industry, with the Asia-Pacific region generating the most wellness tourism expenditures. The future of the industry is focused on areas like indigenous and unique wellness offerings, prevention, mental wellness, and leveraging technology.
This report examines the relationship between spas, wellness tourism, and medical tourism. It provides definitions for wellness tourism and medical tourism, analyzes industry data, and profiles organizational structures and promotion efforts in different countries. The report also includes case studies on 12 countries, a survey of spa industry professionals, and recommendations for how spas can better integrate into wellness and medical tourism markets going forward. Key findings include the lack of standardized definitions, varying levels of spa integration across countries, and opportunities for spas to take advantage of growing wellness and medical tourism industries.
University Work: Marketing Principles PresentationMelinda Smith
Vitalident Green Tea Toothpaste is a new product aimed at health-conscious 18-35 year olds. It contains green tea extracts which research shows can fight bacteria and boost the body's defenses. The product will be positioned as a natural, full health cleanser that provides energy and vitality. It will be marketed through sampling, competitions, an interactive website, and in-store promotions to appeal to the target audience. The goal is to differentiate it from competitors by focusing on its natural ingredients and health benefits.
CPR is a full-service strategic marketing communications firm specializing in healthcare, life sciences, medical travel, technology, entertainment, environmental, and not-for-profit sectors. They provide public relations, marketing, branding, and event planning services to publicly traded companies, private entities, and not-for-profits. With over 25 years of experience, CPR develops targeted messaging campaigns to drive market awareness and increase revenues for its clients.
The document summarizes a conversation between the Critical Tourism Studies Network and Anna Pollock, founder of Conscious Travel, about creating a new model for tourism. Some key points:
1. The current tourism model is unsustainable and must shift focus from symptoms to root causes by understanding systems thinking.
2. Tourism needs to transition from an extractive to a regenerative economy by changing its purpose from growth and profits to empowering communities and ensuring all stakeholders flourish.
3. A new model called "Conscious Travel" is proposed, based on six assumptions about shifting perspectives, with principles focused on optimizing community benefit, environmental sustainability, and spiritual fulfillment for all through bottom-up empowerment.
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Introduction
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2. “Coming together is a beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success. “
Assets:
The Company: • 2.36mil sqm building land& forest
“Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort” • 12 Ha lake
Shareholding: 55% Romanian, 45% German • 1 Dam
Economical Code: Other Tourism Activities • 18km roads
HQ: Municipality Building Ch.5, Chiliile, BUZAU • 2 Brands: “Ana Aslan Health Park” & “Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort”
Tel/ Fax: +40 374 01 01 01 • 1 Concept: “Preventing, healing and treating the causes & effects of
E-mail: office@antiaging-resort.ro aging through allopathic methods, homeopathic medicine and
Web: www.antiaging-resort.ro alternative therapies”
Management Team:
CEO- Kai Braun
CFO- Gerald Mauerhofer
Project Management- Anamaria Popescu
Chief Architect- Keith Kelly
Legal Affairs- Catalin Craciunescu
Media& Promotion- Dan Popescu
Team Assets:
- Experience with strategic planning and visioning - Project management skills
- Comfortable searching out information - Competitive Analysis experience
- Comfortable with public speaking - Experience with political lobbying
- Experience with working with media - Contact with local government
- Socially connected with people in the field - Knowledge of funding sources
- Experience with grant and proposal writing - Ability to offer insights from lived experience
- Skilled at working with others - Ability to contribute financially
- Ability to offer time - Experience facilitating groups
- Fundraising experience - Presentation or public speaking skills
3. Total Investment Value: 1.2bln €
Covered by investors directly: 500mln €
Covered through PPP: 180mln €
State participation through PPP: 120mln €
Open to other investors as stand-alone or joint venture: 400mln €
5000 100
Accommodations New Companies
400 5.000
Luxury Elderly Homes Direct Employees
250 30.000
New Holiday Homes Indirect Employees
50 250.000
Medical Clinics Foreign Tourists
Unique Mix of 400.000.000 €
AMENITIES Resort TO/ Year
4. “Any doctor will admit that any drug can have side
effects, and that writing a prescription involves weighing the
potential benefits against the risks.” Mark Udall
GLOBAL
• Your company will ensure a good international representation of Romania and of your homeland in Romania and abroad.
• You can reflect on your business an international expertise in Antiaging Medical Tourism
• You will profit directly from the recognition of the resort as a platform for international benchmarking in antiaging medical research;
NATIONAL
• You will be contributing to your national growth and Romania’s industry consolidation, and directly to local industry;
• You recover quick the investment due to Romanian investment incentives;
• As Romanian company, you may apply for EU non-refundable financing;
• You contribute to the creation of 5,000 direct jobs and 30,000 indirect jobs;
• Stimulate the growth of other industries both horizontally and vertically
• Your company will be recognized for the investment objectives in the sense of sustainable development
• You will be rewarded for contributing to the recognition of the Romanian values
SOCIAL
• You will play an important social role by reducing unemployment and easing the pressure on local budgets
• You may be a leader in promoting a healthy lifestyle and prevent age diseases
• You educate the population towards environmental protection
• You can encourage and fund the studies of talented young people
• You contribute to the promotion of the Romanian cultural and scientific values
• You can trigger the revival of local traditions
PRIVATE
• You profit from the trendiest industries
(antiaging research, integrated care, sustainable tourism, bio-agriculture) that provide the quickest return
on investment compared with other industries.
• You benefit directly from a powerful brand.
• You collaborate with the best in the branch
• You reduce the operating costs
• You can hire highly qualified medical staff at affordable salaries
• You gain from the skilled and flexible middle management staff
• You have a direct competitive advantage from the international recognition of Romanian specialists in healthcare - Geriatrics
“A healthy way of happy living”
5. The concept of “Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort”
is resulted from a comprehensive Competitive Intelligence Report (“Business & Lifestyle Trends 2005-2030”).
The project brings nothing new but the combination of several success factors: fastest growing industries+
best location+ Romanian’s traditional values & knowledge.
Fastest Growing Industries (growth order):
1. Medical Research (antiaging branch)
2. Medical Services (outsourcing branch)
3. Medical Tourism (spa/ wellness branch)
4. Green Energies (natural sources, recycling)
5. Real Estate Development (spa real estate)
6. Adventure Tourism (all branches)
7. Eco& Agro Tourism
Purest Natural Environment:
1. Air Purity
2. Water Quality (lake, mineral springs, groundwater)
3. Natural Resources (salt, mud, springs)
4. Land Resources (grassy meadows, medical plants, wood, forest products,
hunting reserve, fishing pond, reeds and bulrush)
5. Climate Conditions (summer/ winter averages of temperature, wind, humidity,
sun)
6. Landscape (the area is spread over 6 mountains and lake, cave, riverbeds,
exposed salt)
7. The average age of inhabitants is 67 yo (migration rules do not apply)
Romanian Traditional Values & Knowledge:
1. Geriatrics
2. Spa/ Wellness
3. Adventure Tourism
4. Untouched Landscapes
5. Hospitality Fastest
6. Creativity Growing
7. Traditional Natural Remedies Industries
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6. •Research& Development Science
•Critical Medicine
Medical Services •Plastic Surgery/ Dentistry
•Alternative Therapies
•Spa/ Wellness Tourism
All industries
•Hotels & Restaurants
targeted
•Themed Tourism have a growth rate
•Eco& Agro- Tourism of 12-28%/ year!
•Recycling
Energy& Utilities
•Green Energies
•Green Building
Building
•Sustainable Development
•Outdoor Sports
Green Living Sports/ Active Hobbies
•Sustainable Fishing& Hunting
•Bio- Food
•Bio- Drinks
Farming
•Medical Plants
•Forest Products
•Outdoor & Indoor Entertainment
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7. We analyzed the sub sectors:
• Medical Tourism
• Wellness and Spas
• Nursing and Elderly Care
• Research
• Diagnosis Services
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1. The global anti-aging market for the boomer generation
was worth $162.2 billion in 2008. This should reach $274.5
billion in 2013, for compound annual growth rate (CAGR)
of 11.1%.
2. The disease segment generated $66.0 billion in 2008. This is
expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.5% to reach $119.2
billion in 2013.
3. The appearance segment generated $64.4 billion in 2008.
This segment should increase to $105.4 billion in 2013, for a
CAGR of 10.4%.
8. Like it or not, "antiaging" now has a number of quite different common
meanings and connotations. Each is championed by a particular group or
loose coalition of interests, but advocates for these groups have a way of diving
into the fray without defining their terms. This makes reading about anti-aging
techniques, technologies, medicine, products, and debates very confusing for
the newcomer.
For us is just: “a healthy way of happy living”.
ANTIAGING TRENDS
1. The "Feng Shui’d" Gym
2. A Star (Therapist) Is Born
3. Wellness, Wellness, Wellness
4. Luxury Detox and Luxury Boot camps
5. Spa Real Estate Mania
6. Taking Sleep Seriously… Especially if you Want to Lose Weight
7. Fertility Tranquility
8. Hydro and Thermal Super-Experiences
9. Natural Spa Explorer
10. Plug-in or Unplug: It’s up to anybody
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9. 250Ha of untouched nature, centered on a 12Ha lake, with a balanced thermal comfort between summer/winter,
with salt deposits and mineral springs, and one of the purest airs in the world,
the area is ready to accommodate the most sustainable resort development of Romania.
In a radius of 25km you can find the most unique natural & cultural monuments of Europe.
Location:
•172 km from Bucharest (Otopeni International Airport)
•127 km from Brasov
Access routes:
•Bucharest- Buzau- Manzalesti- Chiliile- AAAR (E85-DJ 203K-DC222)
•Bucharest- Buzau- Berca- Chiliile- AAAR (E85-DN10-DJ 102F/ DC94)
•Bucharest- Buzau- Lopatari- Plaiu Nucului - AAAR(E85-DJ 203K-DC160/ DC94)
•Brasov- Nehoiasu - Gura Teghii- Plaiu Nucului - AAAR(DN10-DJ 203K/ DC94)
Altitude: 800- 850m
11. White means Road financed 100% by MDRT (Ministry of Regional Development & Tourism)
Orange means Road under Approval
Yellow means Road under Feasibility Study
DJ203K
BUZAU
BRASOV
DJ102F
BRASOV/ BUZAU
In the Resort, all the roads are covered by rubber-asphalt mix
12. A land with strange name ”Luana’s Land” hides troubling remains , unresearched by archaeologists: hermitages and cave dwellings, traces
of ancient unknown writings, encrusted in rock, and drawing showing a cosmic battle. Giant skeletons discovered at the base of apple
trees with huge fruits.
With the stones that change shape and color. With the unexplained inhabited outer cave, with "living waters“ and "dead waters". With the all-
healing cures and long life living. A dazzling sun, a sky map of the universe and the mysterious blue haze.
With the burning grounds and spitting sludge. With amber, with salt and bottomless lakes and floating islands …
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13. Dioscorides, Greek physician who accompanied
the Roman Emperor Traian in the second war with the
Dacians, wrote a treatise on medical botany, ”De materia
medica”, in which he presented to 21 herbs used by the
Dacians in various diseases.
Among them: Boudhathala (ox tongue, diaphoretic action); Cinouboila
(Brion, in wound healing, diuretic); Coadama (limbarita, soft calming the
itching, healing); Coicodila (grass sores, diuretic, purgative); Dielleina
(henbane, used Dacians as an analgesic, sedative, hypnotic,
antispasmodic) Diesema (candle, and astringent in diarrhea anti
peristaltics) Diodela (yarrow, used as a tonic, haemostatic, anti-asthma,
laxative, calming of abdominal pain); Mizela (thyme, effect anti-diarrhea,
antispasmodic, diuretic), Hall (ciumafaia contains alkaloids like
hyoscyamine and scopolamine); Riborastra (burdock, diuretic,
hypoglycemic, antiseptic, laxative, soporific, depurative)
The ancient inhabitants of a city had capture and
Archaeologists have found that
were using both the Geto-
Dacians plants and mineral
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filtered the water source at the point called Tau. Upon
entry into the great reservoir of stone and wood, water
passed through a sieve, and then was filtered through
remedies. Limestone dust was
layers of gravel and sand. Captured after this
used as haemostatic, sea
purification was stored in tanks dug into the rock, as is
sponges dried and spray were
that of Blidaru. A system of pipes, made of clay tiles,
sources of iodine, and
carry water to the city. Such systems have been
numerous pottery contained
discovered after 1950 in several Dacian settlements
volcanic ash, brought by Greek
Buzau Mountains. The Dacians are rubbing the cloths
merchants from Etna, Stromboli
with sand and wash with alkaline soil (a kind of primitive
and Vesuvius. Sprinkled on
soap) and wine. So are the clothes sanitized with
wounds, the ash to dry,
wormwood and lavender, and hair and beard sheared
accelerating healing.
with curved knives.
Dacian Therapy includes: *Music therapy
*Dacian herbs *Surgery
*Holistic vision *Priestly Medicine
*Chromo therapy *Energy Symbolism
*Analogies with Egyptian medicine *Similarities to the Pythagorean doctrine
*Other curative mineral elements *Analogies with oriental medicine
*Magic medicine *Mineral and thermal waters
14. Living in the rhythms of nature…
The human psyche is structured over a period of time measured in seasons and decades. 00- 10- Adapting to Earth
10- 20- Adapting to Society
Also the relative structure, under a continuous influence through self - society, supports hardly 20- 30- Exploring the Self
any change, since it involves an effort to adjust them so far. Therefore, changing as hyper- 30- 40- Confirming the Values
implication, with penetrating etiological factors, may emerge in psychosomatic diseases. 40- 50- Enjoying Life
50- 60- Material Sharing
60- 70- Life Experience Reloading/ Filling Gaps
70- 80- Spiritual Sharing
By setting elements of these two factors, we must reconsider: 80- 90- Writing Down Conclusions
- the roots of the earth; 90-100-Mentoring
- the biological and cosmic rhythms;
- avoiding standardization;
- unlimiting the growth of individualization.
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15. ROMANIA must be reborn as TRENDSETTER.
We claim the recognition of the intellectual property entitlements of traditional
knowledge holders who share their secrets for new products and treatments.
“Adding life for the years,
Developing the economic wellbeing of people at the local level & rising the
perception of national values.
not just years to a life” Ana Aslan
Ana Aslan’s Original Method in numbers
16. The concept of aging has changed.
No longer do retirement, seniors, frail and elderly, apply. Now the negative
image of the inactive, dependent elder is making way to the active,
involved, healthy, wealthy and eternally young individual who has
meaning and purpose in their latter years.
MENTAL ANTIAGING
Preventing Appearance Allopathic Methods
Causes of Early Aging There are many actions that improve
one's mind and emotional health.
Curing Disease Homeopathic Medicine Encouraging a lifetime of positive
thinking, a motivational spirit, and a
Effects of Aging passion for maintaining proper health is
Healing Fitness Alternative Therapies
imperative. There are many mental
Antiaging Trends
antiaging programs available to
Social Taboo: few people/ nobody should know you did something against aging individuals that can boost our self
esteem, improve their self worth, and
help increase our self confidence. There
Time Management: combining health with holiday are a few herbal products that can help
and many prescription medications. The
combinations are knowledgeable about
Financial Management: emerging markets are cheaper (for insured and uninsured) these options and able to improve our
mind as well as our body towards better
health.
Luxury Market Trend: investing in spa real estate Keeping the spirit awake is essential.
PHYSICAL ANTIAGING
We all want to live longer, but we want to live with good quality of life. Improving and maintaining our
health, our youthful vitality, and recapturing what time has tried to wear out is what antiaging resort
is all about.
Many people allow the aging process to progress and make them look and feel “old”. Their health
declines and degenerative processes degrade their vitality. Their body fat increases making them
look fatter, while their muscle mass decreases weakening their strength. They lose their flexibility,
their energy decreases and they have a hard time doing what they used to be able to do. Their
mental clarity becomes foggy and their sex drive lessens.
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17. “Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort” believes in its projects
as a way of developing the local inhabitants, helping to fix
populations to different regions, a sustainable development for the
country and for the consolidation of Romania as a unique tourism
destination, where quality is the key word.
“Old age” is being postponed in today’s society,
Isolated+ Easy Access
as many 50-64 year-olds are just as active (or
Location
more active) as many of their younger
Architectural Comfort
counterparts. In fact, boomers are driving the
health club and gym service market and most
Unique Landscape, All seasons consider fitness an essential part of health
Nature maintenance. 79% of boomers see this time in
Green Development their lives as a time to be more active and
involved in a variety of activities.
For relaxation
For entertainment
Resort Travel Trends
Amenities For adventure
For hobby
For whole family
Nutrition: bio food trends- eating & drinking
Outdoor Living: plenty of outdoor spaces and nature
Active Holidays: relax by doing
Personal Development: cultural, spiritual, social
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18. Benefits of Achieving the Green Development Standard to...
The Municipality The Developer Investors
Preservation of green space Gain valuable promotion and advertising Reduce operating expenses
Less traffic congestion Third-party environmental verification Value of community amenities
Natural resource conservation Differentiate the development Healthier living for tourists and residents
Less water and air pollution Potential local incentives Pride in purchasing in a designated green community
Quicker application process Quicker application review process Potential financing incentives
Show leadership in the community
Land Occupancy 10% “Many developers fear that following a green agenda
Land Development will delay project schedules and raise costs....The
Rustic Mountain Architecture reality, however, is that well-executed green
development projects…perform extremely well
financially. In fact, even though many of the leading-
Eco-friendly Infrastructure
Nature Preservation edge developers … have strong environmental
& Use backgrounds and ideals, the financial rewards of
Green Energies
green development are now bringing mainstream
developers into the fold at an increasing pace. It is
Wood & Stone Buildings possible --indeed it is the norm--to do well financially
Green & Sustainable Tourism
by doing the right thing environmentally. For example,
Wind & Soundproof Zoning project costs can be reduced, buyers or renters will
spend less to operate green buildings, and developers
Green Amenities Natural Trails protecting Habitats can differentiate themselves from the crowd--getting a
big marketing boost. .
Sustainable Hunting& Fishing
Natural Living & Acting
National Environmental Strategy
Municipality Benefits
Developer’s Benefits
Tourists& Residents Benefits “A healthy way of happy living”
19. Five stars= the best in luxury and convenience.
“Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort” will achieve excellence in every facet of medical service, hospitality and amenities. The
facilities will be known for their superb craftsmanship in architecture, landscaping, interior design, and exquisite taste. This
elegant ambience will carry throughout the rooms, lobbies, facilities, and outer grounds.
The listed awarders ware carefully chosen, based on their reputation and quality requirements.
The Benefits of being Star Graded
A quality graded establishment offers substantial consumer confidence.
Graded establishments may use the awarder logo (star) in all their marketing material.
All graded establishments get a free listing on the awarder’s website.
Only graded establishments and conference venues have the right to advertise in the official
awarder’s health services& accommodation guide.
Grading gives organizations a competitive advantage.
Grading is a constant quality control tool as customers can call the customer feedback centre
The awarders extensively market star grading directly to consumers, tour operators and travel
agents.
Graded establishments may display the awarder’s plaque an internationally recognized star
rating outside their premises.
Graded properties will receive a valid certificate for display inside their premises.
The awarders Customer Feedback System will provide comprehensive consumer feedback
received about their establishment.
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20. Advancements in medical care and increasing ease of traveling between
countries, have made Medical Tourism a wide spread phenomenon. Medical
tourists these days, come from all walks of life. They share a common desire for an
affordable, high quality medical treatment or surgery, that is beyond their
financial means, or sometimes completely unavailable, at their home land.
Medical Treatment Abroad is an attractive solution for a variety of reasons:
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(1) The concept of receiving a better quality treatment, for a fraction of the cost in the patient's
own country, is attractive to many. Combining with travel and pleasure comes as a bonus.
(2) Patients can get a medical procedures or treatments abroad, which are not available
locally.
(3) For patients in countries, where government regulated health insurance, is not a standard,
Medical Tourism is often the only possible solution to afford and receive the treatment.
(4) In many cases, especially when patients are 'under- insured' in their home country, receiving
the treatment in Israel, is a cost effective option.
(5) Citizens of countries with what is known as, 'rationed' health care, particularly Canada and
the United Kingdom, can be subjected to a lengthy waiting period, for procedures that are
classified as 'non- emergency'. In many cases, those patients can have the procedure done
immediately, in a country which suffers less from 'systems overload‘.
21. Still thought to be a luxury, single-patient hospital rooms are now
becoming more commonplace. The hospitals are designing emergency
departments and intensive care units to allow for more patient privacy.
While the up-front costs may seem high, the hospitals are finding that the
practice may end up saving money and increasing capacity.
Our medical accommodation rooms are designed to reduce infections and room falls. We put the latest hospital room
technologies at the patient's bedside to lower risk of healthcare errors. Acrylic room fixtures, radius wall corners, anti-microbial
room fabrics are evidence based design components installed in our medical facility. Our goal has always been to deliver a safe
healing environment for our hospital patients, their families and our healthcare staff.
Since most patients recover more quickly as they restore their independence to move about and do for themselves, AAAR knew it
was paramount to address patient safety issues when designing our healing environments. Typically, hospital falls occur most often
when patients are alone in their rooms or when the patient attempts to get to the bathroom. In our room, we've addressed the
following patient safety issues:
*Our patient's bed is located on the wall closest to the bathroom to ensure the patient never has to cross open floor.
*Our liberal use of ergonomic grab bars throughout the wellness environment also aid in patient safety.
*Wellness bathrooms feature flush shower thresholds with one-piece acrylic showers which proved to be safer than traditional tile
showers.
*The in-room lighting is controlled by the patient's pillow switch to reduce falls and injuries due to room darkness.
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24. “Ana Aslan Antiaging Resort” is located in Buzau Mountains- ROMANIA.
It spreads over 250Ha. The project values 1.2bln EUR.
An unique mix of amenities for medium & high budget families who praise life & health.
We will challenge together the 1st place as “World Antiaging Tourism Destination”.
“A real ambition to grow…”
World • You are invited to join the most ambitious project Romania’s in Medical Tourism
Antiaging • You can choose the way: as a stand-alone business, as shareholder or as joint-venture
Tourism • There is no limit imposed to your investment.
• You can be assisted by our team in the business implementation process.
• You benefit directly from the image of a high impact project.
• You have free permanent access to market data and creative solutions.
25. Thank you for considering our project a real opportunity.
We are ready to support your Business Development with all necessary details.
Anamaria Popescu
Anamaria Popescu
Project Manager
Tel: +40 744 744 744
E-mail: aaar.group@gmail.com
anamaria@antiaging-resort.ro