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  What is luxury minfulness?   For decades, luxury hotel experiences were defined by tangibles such as golden bathtubs, heavy curtains, and opulent rooms and buffet - but now, these things have become standardized across the hotel industry. New generations show other priorities and the world is more sensibilized towards sustainability values. “Luxury mindfulness in the hospitality industry refers to the concept of luxury combining the benefits of being in remote hotels and idyllic locations with spa therapies, meditation and mindfulness tuition". Hector De Castro (2022), President of De Castro Group So, what could the next wave of luxury experience look like?   Hector De Castro, President at LUSH, the Luxury Sustainable Hotels Int'l Association, and CEO at EcoHotelProjects recently stated at conference in Spain that “luxury hospitality is embracing sensual luxury and a major sensibility for nature, it pursues to grab our five senses to take our luxury experience to a higher le

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Burning Glass institute   Situated at the intersection of learning and work, the Burning Glass Institute advances data-driven research and practice on the future of work and of workers. We work with educators, employers, and policymakers to develop solutions that build mobility, opportunity, and equity through skills.

  The Edelman Trust Institute’s latest publication, “Restoring Trust in a Fractured World,” gives insights on how we can build trust — in institutions and in one another — to minimize polarization and repair our social fabric. Matthew Bishop, former business editor of the Economist, curated and edited essays, and Rik Kirkland, former editor of Fortune and ETI Advisory Board Member, advised on this series of nine pieces penned by leaders from business, media and civil society.

  Cycles Research Institute Cycles may be defined  as any phenomena repeating after fairly regular time intervals. Generally cycles are found in anything to which numerical measurements may be assigned at intervals in time. Edward Dewey of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles said that every field studied had been found to have cycles. The cause of cycles is generally that some restorative force exists whenever any system is displaced from its equilibrium. This applies equally to the motion of a pendulum, the orbiting of planets and the state of the economy, because it doesn’t matter whether the system and the restoring force is physical or not.

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