Spa Products, Germany, 2014

Published: 7-Oct-2014
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The German spa sector is complex. It overlaps with several other industries, such as the salon and wellness sectors and the health and medical tourism industry. All of these industries have their own associations and conduct their individual market studies, so there are no reliable overall figures for the German spa market.

However, it is exactly this conjunction of different influences that makes the German spa industry such an interesting market.

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