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Intelligent Spas
today released the updated Spa Industry Survey Report for Australia, highlighting interesting movements within the industry as new spas
enter the market.
The survey of spa facilities found spa visits grew by 17.5% to approximately
2,350,000 between July 2002 and June 2003, however average visits per spa
dropped substantially by 13.8%.
The Spa Industry Survey Australia 2003 report features the following key results:
· Spa facilities generated over 200 million Australian dollars in revenue during the
2002/2003 financial year.
· The spa industry employed approximately 3,120 people as at 1 July 2003, an
increase of 10.8% compared to the previous year.
· Day spas made up 45% of spa types.
· 10% of visitors were international tourists.
Julie Garrow, Director of the independent research company specialising in the
spa industry, stated "this was the second time the survey was conducted in
Australia and with over 100 respondents, representing approximately one third of
the spa population, we were able to gain some very reliable findings, highlighting
interesting trends".
The Spa Industry Survey Program was specifically designed by Intelligent Spas to
capture much needed statistics to assist spas and other members of the spa
industry, benchmark performance and make informed business decisions. The
in-depth survey captured valuable information relating to spa types; infrastructure; therapies, treatments and services offered; visitor numbers and
profiles; revenue; current trends and industry predictions.
Vanessa Gay, President, Australasian Spa Association stated "the Spa Industry
Survey Australia 2003 report is an extremely valuable resource for all involved in
the Australian spa industry, providing the only statistics available by which to
guide decision making processes". |
