As one retailer put it, these are “very wonky times” for the spa industry. Between mergers and acquisitions, demand decreases and economic concerns, the industry is trying to find its new normal as manufacturers and retailers prepare for the next 18 months.
Whether it’s solving day-to-day problems or plotting long-term growth, spa retailers have a lot of priorities but chief among them is workplace safety.
While Mike Isley didn't foresee a career in the hot tub industry, he always desired to work for a small business. His path led him from the retail department at Paradise LeisureScapes to becoming a partner around 15 years ago, and it's been a thrilling journey.
On July 31, trucking company Yellow — formerly known as YRC Worldwide — announced its plan to file for bankruptcy....
Due to economic turmoil and the European energy crisis, spa manufacturers and retailers are looking at heat pump options a lot more closely.
FluidraIn partnership with the 3Dcovid19.tech “Printing to Save Lives” initiative, Fluidra is making consumables and valves for ICU standard ventilators...
The International Hot Tub Association, an affiliate organization of the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance, exists to protect the hot tub industry and increase awareness of the health and wellness benefits of hot tubs.
Hectic is how I would describe the beginning of 2025, at least for me. I’m thrilled to say our art director, Brittany Moses, welcomed a baby boy in February! But that joy comes with a bit of chaos while she’s on maternity leave.
PHTA plans to revise the 2019 Water Quality Standard for Pools and Spas (ANSI/APSP/ICC-11) and seeks experts for the PHTA-11 Committee.
The spa industry may soon face a dilemma for retailers and consumers alike: energy consumption.
Spa companies may need to get creative when considering ways to bring in customers and move inventory.
What the hot water industry boils down to is simple: It makes and sells large appliances. Sometimes, appliances break. And...