Olching becomes a wellness oasis: Vabali-Spa opened 2027!

Olching becomes a wellness oasis: Vabali-Spa opened 2027!

The anticipation for the first wellness oasis of the Vabali-Spa chain in southern Germany is becoming increasingly tangible in Olching. With an investment volume of 60 million euros, an impressive spa will be created in the Geiselbullach industrial area, which will come up with a wide range in the future. The approval procedures are almost complete and the construction should begin in the next few months, the completion is targeted for around 2027. In this regard, reports Merkur .

The planned spa will offer an extensive wellness offer, including 13 saunas, 4 steam baths and pools both inside and outside. A restaurant will take care of the physical well -being, and relaxation areas and sun decks are also planned. For this purpose, a hotel with 120 beds is built, ranging from simple rooms to luxurious suites with a free -standing bathtub. On top of that, the Olchinger can look forward to around 250 new jobs, which is certainly good for the local economy.

protection of privacy and exclusive atmosphere

A special feature of the Vabali Spas will only be access for adults. Children and cell phones are not allowed in the spa area, which promises a calm and undisturbed ambience. The dress code provides for bathrobes or textile -free swimming. The admission price is also particularly tempting: a daily ticket will cost around 50 euros, and it is also cheaper if you use it. For many wellness fans, this could certainly prove to be good business.

The spa is connected to the Olchinger district heating network, even if the saunas cannot be operated with it for the time being. Mayor Andreas Magg (SPD) and some city council members expect trade tax of up to one million euros, which further underlines the financial importance of the project. Ewald Zachmann expressed concerns about the settlement in the commercial park, but Tomas Bauer from the CSU described them as "popanz" and approved the development plan, as the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported.

on the wellness!

wellness is much more than just a trend- in Germany the sauna and steam bath are popular facilities, over five million people use these offers every year, especially in the age group of 50 to 59 year olds. The global turnover in the wellness market recently reached $ 1.8 trillion, with a clear trend upwards. This shows how great the need for health and relaxation is. The wellness industry is firmly anchored in the minds of the consumers, and the opening of the Vabali Spas in Olching could come at the right time to meet the unbroken desire for relaxation and beauty, which the statistics from Statista occupy.