Why Wellness Matters

Wellness is a necessity, not a luxury, in today’s fast-paced world. Pressure, stress, deadlines, and responsibilities have all become commonplace. Self-care and preventative health have become more important than ever. An investment in wellness, your wellness, will not be in vain; it will enhance your quality of life and help build resilience against stress and illness.

The Live Once Group is at the forefront of this shift. We offer products and experiences that help consumers lead happier, healthier, and more balanced lives. We are continually innovating and carving out our place in the wellness industry.

Our Market

The global wellness economy is on track to approach US$9.0 trillion in market size by 2028.
Within this total, five sectors are already (or will soon be) trillion-dollar categories: personal care & beauty, healthy eating/nutrition/weight loss, physical activity, wellness tourism, and public health, prevention & personalized medicine.

The structural drivers are durable: consumers’ pivot to prevention, governments’ higher baseline spend on public health since 2020, and the normalization of wellness-centric travel and media consumption.

Our three focus areas are all forecast to outpace or match overall wellness growth. Our current areas of focus are Wellness Tourism, Prevention & Personalized medicine and Mental Wellness.

Wellness Tourism

Wellness tourism is travel associated with the pursuit of maintaining or enhancing one’s personal wellbeing.

With so much unwellness embedded in today’s travel, wellness tourism brings the promise of combating those negative qualities and turning travel into an opportunity to maintain and improve our holistic health.

There is a common misconception that wellness travellers are a small, elite and wealthy group of leisure tourists who visit destination spas, health resorts or yoga and meditation retreats. In fact, wellness travellers comprise a much broader and more diverse group of consumers with many motivations, interests and values.

Prevention & Personalised Medicine

Public health, prevention & personalized medicine has structurally stepped up since 2020 as governments and health systems increased prevention budgets and consumers embraced diagnostics, biomarker testing and tailored protocols.

The industry’s share of overall health expenditures has risen versus pre-pandemic baselines, indicating durable policy and payer support, not just consumer discretionary spend.

This blend of public and private outlays creates resilience across cycles and multiple entry points for services, data, and education.

Mental Wellness

While “media & publishing” is not an official standalone GWI sector, the Mental Wellness sector provides a robust proxy for the content publishers covering self-improvement, meditation & mindfulness, sleep, and related consumer media/products.

Over the past five years, content platforms have surged as audiences shift to digital-first discovery and decision-making.

Review ecosystems have become purchase gatekeepers—68% of consumers now turn to online reviews as their primary source when deciding what to buy, and 91% say local branch reviews shape perceptions of big brands—powering growth in niche review sites and specialist online magazines.