Adrianne Chandra Huff

Adrianne is a Duke Health certified Health & Well-Being Coach. She brings nearly two decades of wisdom and experience in health & wellness, leadership & tutelage, service & hospitality to her coaching practice.

More importantly, those who work with her note her empathy, positivity, and passion for helping. She will be sitting the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching exam in July 2024.

Resort health coach

How Health Coaches Are Transforming Wellness Travel

In recent years, wellness tourism has emerged as one of the fastest-growing sectors in the global travel industry. Travelers are no longer just seeking rest and relaxation, they are now actively pursuing transformation. Whether it’s a weekend retreat in nature or a five-star resort escape, the expectation has shifted: people want to return home feeling […]

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Yoga and wellness travel

Top 5 Ways to Make Your Hotel Wellness-Retreat Friendly

In the fast-paced, post-pandemic world, people are more focused than ever on their health and wellness. Whether it’s a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, travelers are more empowered to be in the driver’s seat of their health, and seeking life experiences and products that align with that vision. Enter the wellness retreat. In the

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Gratitude on the beach

Wellness Travel Is No Longer a Luxury, It’s a Must for Tourism Businesses

The post pandemic world looks and feels different in many ways. New awareness, shifting values, and evolving consumer demands has led to wellness travel emerging not as a trend, but as a fundamental expectation. The growing pursuit of balance, mental clarity, and physical vitality has placed wellness tourism at the core of the global travel

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Go Slow to Go Fast

… and other life lessons from my friend and mentor, Tara Tiedemann I remember when Tara started talking to me about the Blue Zones. Through her company, Viva Adventures, she had begun running trips up in Costa Rica’s Blue Zone, on the Nicoya Peninsula. While I would not read Dan Buettner’s famous book until years

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