Vietnam’s new Wafaifo Resort Hoi An is opening its new wellness and longevity centre, created to “prolong youthfulness and slow ageing”, in the first quarter of 2025.
The new facility was unveiled earlier this year. It will be the first of its kind in central Vietnam and is being developed by Singapore-based Verita Healthcare Group and Indochina-based hospitality consultancy Wafaifo Optimisers.
Julian Andriesz, founder and CEO of Verita, said in a press release: “Our cooperation with Wafaifo brings a new era of advanced longevity treatments to central Vietnam for the first time.
“We welcome tourists, residents and expats to enhance wellness and longevity based on the latest medical insights and technology.”
Services at the centre will include IV vitamin therapy to boost energy, immunity and recovery, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for accelerated healing and enhanced cellular repair.
Also on offer will be epigenetic testing, infrared saunas, electronically controlled ice baths, advanced skin therapies, detox wraps, meditation, yoga and mindfulness workshops.
“With our new Verita partnership, Wafaifo is being bold and going beyond the usual hotel-based wellness offering,” said Pieter van der Hoeven, managing director of Wafaifo Optimisers.
“The Verita agreement means that tourists and residents in central Vietnam now have access to a whole suite of technology-led wellness services that you would normally only associate with mega cities.”
Technology-driven wellness
The wellness centre will be staffed by a Verita-trained medical doctor, nurse and manager.
“Wafaifo Optimisers are committed to energising investment and innovation in hospitality, lifestyle and wellness services across the Mekong region,” said Van der Hoeven.
“Wafaifo Resort Hoi An and the new wellness centre is proof positive of what can be achieved. It’s just the start.”
Amid a growing trend for immersive and technology-driven wellness, luxury hotel chain Jumeirah is also offering treatments like brain biohacking and cold therapy.
Images courtesy of Wafaifo
