2025 Retail Stars
Celebrating the retailers whose vision, hard work and customer focus keep the hot tub industry shining
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Reviving Swim Spas for Longevity
Since swim spas are over a decade old, the industry should be getting close to that first round of discarded…
LeisureTime Warehouse
Owner: Ted DellasWickliffe, OhioLeisureTimeWarehouse.comFacebookInstagramHot Tubs: Master SpasSwim Spas: Master SpasChemicals: LeisureTime Warehouse (by N. Jonas)Accessories: Confer Plastics Ted Dellas started…
Power Women: Tracy Hall
Tracy Hall’s sales career began in the publishing industry, but a ski accident and back surgery altered her course. Not…
Building Your Support System
It may be scaling your business, navigating market uncertainties or being thrust into a leadership role.
Whatever the catalyst, many spa retailers eventually realize they can’t — and shouldn’t — do everything alone. At that point, they begin exploring coaches, peer groups or professional communities that offer the experience, perspective and accountability for personal and professional growth.
Arctic Spas Utah
Veteran StoresOwner: Christian StaplesSalt Lake City and Park City, UT “I started out just servicing hot tubs while I was…
Saun-ic Boom
Sauna sales are up like never before, with roughly 1.5 million U.S. households now owning saunas and adoption growing at about 5% annually as more consumers invest in at-home wellness. Residential saunas accounted for nearly 60% of market share in 2024, and North American sauna revenue topped $255 million in the same year, according to industry research.