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Spa holiday website overhauled
Improved search functionality has been added to Erna Low Body & Soul’s website featuring spa holidays.
The site at www.bodyandsoulholidays.com has been overhauled to make the experience of searching for spa holidays more engaging, according to the specialist operator.
Spa hotels and resorts can be searched for by destination or spa type. Each category offers descriptions of the properties as well as picture libraries, local area information and price packages so that informative comparisons can be made.
A short break section highlights spas that offer short stays and a special offers section provides up-to-date information on the latest spa deals worldwide.
The company features more than 60 spas, including the recently added Shanti Ananda Maurice in Mauritius, Kamalaya Koh Samui in Thailand as well as Hotel Metropole ESPA Spa in Monaco, Thermae Sylla Spa Wellness Hotel in Greece and Termas Marinas El Palasiet in Spain.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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