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Maritime Industry Briefing: Banyan Tree Expands Wellness Offerings, Leeds Bradford Airport Boosts Safety

By MGN EditorialMarch 10, 2026 at 03:21 PM

This maritime industry news roundup covers Banyan Tree's expansion of its wellness programs and Leeds Bradford Airport's new safety installations.

## Banyan Tree Deepens Wellbeing Experiences with New Retreats and Partnerships Banyan Tree, the flagship brand of Banyan Group, is expanding its global spa and wellness offerings with the next evolution of its signature Banyan Tree Connections program. According to a press release, the company is introducing new wellness retreats, visiting practitioners, and a global partnership with yoga brand Manduka. The Banyan Tree Connections program provides guests with immersive experiences that connect them to local culture and traditions. The expanded program will feature new multi-day wellness retreats at select Banyan Tree resorts, offering activities like yoga, meditation, and Ayurvedic treatments. Banyan Tree is also bringing in visiting wellness practitioners to lead specialized workshops and sessions. Additionally, Banyan Tree has formed a global partnership with Manduka, a leading producer of high-performance yoga mats and accessories. This collaboration will equip Banyan Tree's spas and wellness facilities with Manduka products, enhancing the guest experience. "Banyan Tree has always been committed to providing transformative wellbeing experiences that are rooted in local culture and traditions," said a company spokesperson. "This expansion of our Connections program reflects our ongoing efforts to deepen our wellness offerings and connect our guests with authentic, meaningful experiences." ## Leeds Bradford Airport Enhances Safety with A-SAFE Installation Leeds Bradford Airport has chosen A-SAFE, the global leader in workplace safety solutions, to install new safety systems in its terminal extension and baggage areas. According to a press release, the project will strengthen safety across key operational zones at the airport. A-SAFE is known for its innovative polymer-based safety barriers and guarding products that protect people and infrastructure in industrial and commercial settings. For the Leeds Bradford Airport project, A-SAFE will deploy its specialized solutions to enhance pedestrian and vehicle safety, as well as safeguard critical baggage handling equipment. "Safety is of paramount importance at Leeds Bradford Airport, and we are pleased to partner with A-SAFE to implement their industry-leading safety systems," said the airport's operations director. "This installation will help us maintain a secure environment for our staff and passengers as we continue to grow and modernize our facilities." The A-SAFE safety systems are designed to be highly visible, impact-resistant, and easy to clean and maintain - key requirements for busy airport environments. The project builds on A-SAFE's growing presence in the aviation sector, where its products are increasingly being adopted to improve operational safety and efficiency.
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