ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA ASTRONAUT KEISHA SCHAHAFF TO ADDRESS WORLD SPA AND WELLNESS CONVENTION
Antigua and Barbuda is set to attract attention from wellness and spa operators worldwide as Astronaut and Wellness Coach Keisha Schahaff delivers her keynote speech at the World Spa and Wellness Convention (WSW) in London from March 2 – 4, 2024.
The WSW is a prestigious conference for the global spa and wellness industry, featuring keynote sessions, interactive workshops, and panel discussions designed to educate and offer insights to international spa leaders and their wider teams.
Tameka Wharton, the Director of Tourism (Canada) and Wellness Pillar Lead for the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority, expressed her delight at the collaboration with the World Spa and Wellness Convention.
She noted that it strengthens Antigua and Barbuda’s position in the wellness space and enables them to connect with leading professionals globally.
Jean-Guy de Gabriac, the conference producer of the World Spa & Wellness Convention and the founder of World Wellness Weekend, praised Keisha’s upcoming speech.
Gabriac remarked that Keisha will share her preparation and experience as an astronaut, as well as her positivity and her ability to turn dreams into reality with the international audience.
Scheduled for March 4, Keisha’s speech, titled ‘Manifest your full potential, life and health,’ is expected to inspire listeners to become pioneers of their own dreams.
Keisha has already created a Space and Wellness 12-week retreat that is tailored to transformation and designed to help individuals clear the blocks that keep them from feeling stuck while opening up avenues to achieve their dreams.
The conference producer also noted that many wellness professionals tend to focus their attention on their clients and forget themselves along the way.
Keisha’s journey, on the other hand, involves not only flying into space but also returning to share her knowledge with others, encouraging them to open their minds and spread their wings.

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