[JOHANNESBURG, March 2025] – As the global wellness tourism market experiences significant growth, with Africa emerging as a prime destination, Ikigai Awakening is offering a unique opportunity to rejuvenate and rediscover inner peace with their exclusive retreat to Mauritius.
The global wellness tourism market is experiencing a substantial boom, driven by an increased focus on mental and physical well-being. According to reports, the market is projected to experience significant growth in the coming years. Notably, Africa is gaining prominence as a sought-after destination, with locations like South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, and Zanzibar attracting wellness travellers seeking unique and transformative experiences.
“Africa’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage offer unparalleled opportunities for wellness travel,” says Nerina, founder of Ikigai Awakening. “Our Mauritius retreat is designed to tap into this growing trend, providing a sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with themselves and shed their doubts.”
From 18 – 25 August 2025, participants will embark on a week-long journey of discovery at the luxurious and tranquil Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa in Mauritius . The retreat, designed to help individuals step away from the chaos of daily life, offers a comprehensive program focused on holistic well-being.
Figure 1: Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa, Mauritius
The retreat includes:
- Luxurious accommodations at Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa
- Expert-led workshops and sessions on mindfulness and personal growth
- Opportunities for relaxation and exploration in the stunning Mauritian setting
- Fully inclusive rates covering airfares, transfers, meals, and retreat materials
With limited spots available, Ikigai Awakening encourages those interested to secure their spot. Rates are R48,500 for a single room and R38,500 per person for a sharing room.
“Mauritius offers the perfect backdrop for this experience,” Nerina adds. “We invite you to join us and embark on a journey of self-discovery in one of the most beautiful settings on the continent.”