In India, the wellness industry for a long time flourished by banking on the demand for traditional and alternative healing practices such as Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy and the likes. With new entrants in the market adapting to the changes in societal and individual aspirations for a better lifestyle, there has been a surge in the supply of wellness services. From curative healthcare, the market has expanded to include health and nutrition, yoga and fitness, preventive healthcare, and even wellness tourism. Even the Indian government is inviting players in the sector to invest in wellness under the flagship Make in India scheme, seeking to boost the industry which has a potential to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of approximately 12% annually to reach USD 23 billion by the year 2020.

                Yoga, meditation and fitness were among the defining trends of the past decade for the wellness industry in India. With people looking for holistic fitness avenues, yoga became the buzzword across the world and India became the destination to meet this demand. Fitness centers that provided yoga and meditation services sprouted up not just in the metros but also in tier-II and tier-III cities. From group classes to high-end yoga studios, wellness retreats or corporate, and even personalized apps, the past decade saw an increase in the proliferation of services, with yoga and fitness capturing nearly 40 percent of the wellness market share.
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