Hot Springs of America is the first and only website to list and map every commercial hot springs in the United States. It was developed to be a marketing tool for hot springs properties and a platform to communicate with hot springs enthusiasts around the globe.

Many of you have received an email in recent months regarding the accuracy of your property information. We kindly request that you verify the details for your property, as ensuring accuracy is of utmost importance to us.

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If you are a current member of the association, we invite you to enhance your Member Basic listing by providing a captivating feature photo of your property. Simply send the photo to jessica@hotspringsassociation.com, and we'll make sure it's included in your listing.

Additionally, members are eligible to upgrade to a Premium Listing option which offers increased visibility and promotional advantages.

With your valuable help and participation, we are dedicated to raising awareness about hot springs and their incredible wellness benefits, while simultaneously boosting your marketing goals.

 

Topics and tours will be designed specifically for facilities directors, operations managers as well as frontline and administrative staff members.

 

Facility tour, lunch and soak at Glen Ivy Hot Springs and an optional tour of The Spa at Séc-he in Palm Springs.

 

one person only
$1,097
2 or more people from the same business
$897 per person
travel companion (meals & tours only)
$697
NON-MEMBER RATES
$1,497

Lodging will be onsite at Murrieta Hot Springs Resort. Reservations will be available at a later date.

 

Visit the website for additional information or download the flyer.

 

 

In June, 25 Hot Springs Association members from the United States joined leaders from around the world on an exclusive industry-specific field trip to New Zealand and southern Australia. This unique opportunity brought together hot springs owners, operators, and senior managers within the geothermal resort industry, fostering collaboration and driving innovation in the field.

Over the course of ten days, the group visited a total of 14 geothermal locations, immersing themselves in unique and captivating landscapes, cultural experiences and locational highlights. The participants not only toured these hot springs but also experienced their rejuvenating properties firsthand. As part of this collective experience the group celebrated World Bathing Day together in song and soaking at several properties throughout the day.

One of the highlights of the trip was the G3T Hot Springs Symposium.The symposium featured presentations and discussions by experts in the industry. Topics covered included hot springs-centered wellness communities, planning guides for hot springs development, growth through collaboration and Maori culture in Rotorua, social and economic impacts of hot springs, longitudinal studies on hot springs' contributions to well-being, hot springs design and architecture, investment opportunities, updates on the hot springs industry in different regions, and experiences related to hot springs.

The trip offered a platform for like-minded geothermal resort enthusiasts to connect and share their knowledge and experiences. By bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds and expertise, the event facilitated the exchange of ideas and the exploration of innovative practices within the industry.

The Springs Resort  

 

Glenwood Hot Springs Resort, Iron Mountain Hot Springs

 

Durango Hot Springs Resort and Spa

 

Castle Hot Springs

 

Executive Director, Vicky Nash, speaks about the resurgence in the hot springs industry 

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