An invitation to elevate your Valentine’s Day and rejuvenate your senses in a tropical paradise.

Renowned for its timeless elegance and breathtaking landscapes, embrace the start of 2025 with Trisara Resort Phuket’s extraordinary array of offerings. From transformative wellness residencies to bespoke Valentine’s Day experiences, Trisara continues to elevate the art of luxurious living.

A Journey to Well-being at JARA Wellbeing

Trisara’s holistic approach to wellness reaches new heights with the arrival of acclaimed visiting practitioner David Melladew, L.AC., at JARA Wellbeing. From January 1 to February 15, 2025, guests are invited to experience bespoke treatments that blend acupuncture, Kiko (Qigong), and meditation.
With over two decades of expertise and a compassionate approach, David’s residency offers personalised programs that harmonise mind, body, and spirit.

Trisara, one of Phuket’s most prestigious luxury resorts, is celebrated for its timelesselegance and breathtaking natural surroundings. Once again, the resort invites guests toexperience its unparalleled offerings, from transformative wellness programmes at JARAWellbeing to bespoke Valentine’s Day packages designed to captivate the heart…”

Trisara’s dedication to holistic wellness reaches new heights through an exclusivecollaboration with renowned visiting practitioner David Melladew, L.AC. From 1January to 15 February 2025, David will bring his exceptional expertise to JARAWellbeing, offering personalised treatments that aim to harmonise the mind, body,and spirit.

Montara’s Tri Vananda in Phuket clubs these with a sustainable luxury-living approach and materials and design choices that aim to accelerate its carbon-neutral status. These include extensive green spaces that tie in with the group’s design ethos of building up only 15 per cent of its land area. “This promotes privacy and a connection to nature while offering residents access to premium wellness services, thereby aligning with contemporary trends in luxury living,” explains Pattamasaevi.

Branded residences also maximise the value of their investment for UHNWIs, adds Tamthai, as they seek not only capital gains from the property appreciation. “Rental income with a rental programme, managed by experienced hotel operators,” he explains. “This allows owners to generate income from their properties while minimising the hassle of property management.”

Li reports that as per the Knight Frank Global Branded Residences Report, up to 45 per cent of buyers in Australasia are willing to pay a premium for branded residences, highlighting the growing trend in this segment.
As buyers continue to prioritise certain features as well as investment criteria, the luxury real estate trends that were partly accelerated by the pandemic are here to stay, notes Pattamasaevi. “Looking ahead to 2025, we anticipate continued interest in properties that prioritise wellness and sustainability.

“Buyers are increasingly seeking homes that offer not just luxury, but also holistic well-being and environmentally conscious design. This aligns with the overall trend of health-conscious living and investment in sustainable real estate,” he concludes.