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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cheryl" data-source="post: 614" data-attributes="member: 1"><a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/callummelly/2018/11/04/why-fitness-is-the-next-big-trend-in-business-travel/" target="_blank">Why Fitness Is The Next Big Trend In Business Travel - Forbes</a>We’ve all been there, that moment you’ve just about settled back into your health routine following a bout of work based travel and wham, your pocket vibrates, phone pings and you subconsciously accept your all too familiar fate, confirmed moments later when you read the email subject headline: International Business Conference. Let’s face it, if you’re regularly racking up the airmiles, you’re concurrently racking up the pounds, the kind of pounds deposited at the waistline and not your bank account. In a world where business travel is as common as rain in England, how do you stay fit when work wreaks havoc on your regimen?When it comes to prioritizing the fitness facilities over the room, I’m not alone. Fitness-fanatics like Steve Varsano, founder of <a href="http://www.thejetbusiness.com" target="_blank">The Jet Business</a>, also spent hours researching the hotels with the best gyms in order to uphold his health and well-being and happily paying a premium for the privilege, “It’s hard to find good gyms in hotels unless it’s a 5 star hotel and even then they don’t always meet my requirements, sometimes you just need to find a local gym and pay a daily fee . The Four Seasons Hotels usually have very nice facilities as does the Lanesborough which has a nice gym/spa” Says Varsano.</blockquote>

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