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If getting a good night’s sleep is top of your holiday wishlist, you’ll be pleased to hear the travel industry is taking heed

Many hotels and resorts are launching new short break packages which focus getting a good night’s kip.

They have even coined a new term: “Sleep Tourism” – a travel experience designed with sleep at its heart.

And, with nearly one in five Brits not getting enough sleep, Sleep Tourism is one of the travel trends expected to grow in the coming years.

“Over the past years we have seen the growth of wellness offerings for travellers,” says seasoned traveller James Smith of Travel Lingual.

“It’s only natural this should extend to sleep too.”

New sleep experiences to hit the market range from retreats to reset your circadian rhythm, to luxury hotel suites designed with sleep in mind. 

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4 Sleep Tourism experiences you’ll love

Luxury Sleep Suites – Park Hyatt New York

Park Hyatt New York has created the Sleep Suite concept to make sure its guests enjoy a deep sleep.

Each suite is equipped with an AI-powered Bryte bed designed to optimise temperature during different sleep stages throughout the night.

They are also furnished with accessories such as sleep masks, essential oils and sleep-related books to guarantee a good night’s sleep.

Sleep Weekend – White House Hideaway, Hereford

If New York – “the city that never sleeps” – doesn’t drum up images of a restful slumber, a remote cabin in the English countryside might. 

White House Hideaway has launched a Sleep Weekend, which includes a consultation with a qualified sleep coach before, during and after your stay.

On arrival at the off-grid cabin, you’ll find a sleep welcome pack containing a sleep journal, eye mask, ear plugs and more.

Sleep Better retreat – Preidlhof, Northern Italy

For a longer sleep holiday, head to the award-winning wellness resort of Preidlhof, which offers a personalised seven-day Sleep Better retreat.

A plethora of treatments, such as a sleep massage, dolomitic sleep rituals, acupuncture and sound and quartz classes, are included.

You’ll also be fitted with a smart device to monitor your sleep throughout your stay.

The Sleep Concierge – The Cadogan, London

The Cadogan, a Belmond Hotel in London’s Chelsea, offers a Sleep Concierge service in partnership with Harley Street hypnotherapist and sleep expert Malminder Gill.

Malminder provides sleep consultations, meditation and a whole host of other services to send guests to sleep.

Special touches include a bedtime tea developed by The Cadogan, a scented pillow mist and a choice of pillows from the Pillow Menu.