As part of his multi-year partnership with Aman, tennis great Novak Djokovic has launched a series of personalised and performance-driven wellness programs that will be rolled out across the luxury hotel portfolio.
The first of these Longevity Pathways, the three-day Detoxification Program is now available year-round at seven Aman properties: Amanpuri, Thailand; Amanbagh, India; Aman Tokyo, Japan; Aman New York, US; Amangiri, US; Amanyara, Turks & Caicos; and Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, Thailand.
Djokovic was confirmed as Aman’s first Global Wellness Advisor in 2024. “I’m very proud to be a Global Wellness Advisor for Aman,” he said. “The vision and the mission that the brand has, and I have, is very much aligned. We have a common language.”
In each location, the program will take a slightly different approach that honours the setting. For example, guests at Amangiri will enjoy sunrise Yoga on the Rocks, overlooking the sculpted mesas of the Utah desert, while at Rajasthan’s Amanbagh, the ancient art of Pinda Sweda (a traditional Ayurvedic treatment using herbal boluses) is on the cards.
These destination-led therapies take place on day two, book-ended by a relaxing Signature Aman treatment on day one, and a body-mind-spirit balancing activity on day three. The aim is to provide guests with the “tools to sustain their journey” after their stay.
Later this year, an intimate in-person retreat will be hosted by Djokovic himself at one of Aman’s flagship properties, details of which will be announced in due course.
The new series will build on Aman’s already well-established wellness program which has evolved over three decades. “Longevity sits at the heart of Aman’s wellness philosophy and exploring dimensions of health, beyond just the physical, to incorporate spiritual and mental wellbeing, is paramount to the ethos,” the hotel firm said.
Later this year, an intimate in-person retreat will be hosted by Djokovic at one of Aman’s flagship properties, with details to be announced in due course.
