- Wynn hosted the “Beyond the Gym” wellness event to explore global fitness trends and boost Big Health.
- Wynn aims to showcase Macau as an up-and-coming health and wellness destination.
In early November, Wynn held “Beyond the Gym: Global Perspectives on Fitness & Wellness” at Wynn Macau. The event examined emerging trends in the health and wellness industry, drawing over 100 attendees from the Health Bureau of the Macao SAR Government, local and Hong Kong universities, fitness clubs and SMEs in the sports sector.
Discussions centered on two key themes: fitness and wellness, aiming to foster the development of Macau’s “Big Health” industry. Key sessions were led by Ed Haynes, Founder and CEO of Coastal Fitness HK, and Cintia Martins, Macau Global Wellness Day Ambassador. Featured speakers included Moritz Fürste, Olympic medalist and co-founder of HYROX; António Barrias, Head Coach and Programmer at Underground Online Coaching & Education Platform; Dr Kit Man Ao, a seasoned physiotherapist; and Trixie Isla-Velez, Founder of Defin8 Fitness. Discussions delved into global fitness trends and innovative approaches to injury prevention.
Wynn’s executives, including Olivier Bonard, Senior Vice President of Hotel Operations of Wynn Palace, and Angel Vong, Vice President of Finance of Wynn Palace, also participated in panel discussions, offering insights into global fitness trends and Wynn’s contributions to the wellness industry.
Craig Fullalove, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer of Wynn Macau, Limited said, “This seminar brings together the foremost minds in fitness, health, and sustainable well-being to promote the development of the health industry. Wellness extends beyond physical health to encompass mental resilience, personal growth, and sustainable practices contributing to a thriving community. Wynn hopes the seminar will bring valuable insights and advance wellness across our industry and beyond.”
Wynn added that the event underscored Macau’s potential as an emerging destination for fitness and wellness, aiming to further promote the development of the city’s “Big Health” industry.
