Virgin Atlantic’s Red Spirit Retreat

By: Sexy

On: September 6, 2025

Tagged: Airport, City, Country, Network, Sky, SNS, Station, Travel, World

The Red Spirit Retreat launched in London today for one day only – an experience designed to recreate the excitement and energy of heading off on holiday with us.

Developed in partnership with wellbeing coach Adrienne Adhami, guests can enjoy pre-‘flight’ drinks and snacks served by our iconic cabin crew in a Clubhouse-inspired bar area, before relaxing into a 10-minute red-light therapy session from the comfort of a Premium seat.

This uplifting combination has been curated to evoke the same emotional and physical responses often felt at the start of a holiday – from a sense of excitement and improved mood to reduced stress and an overall boost in wellbeing.

Our infra-red therapy treatments will be also be available from today in select VA Holiday’s stores including Merry Hill, Trafford Centre, Bluewater, Meadowhall, Lakeside, Liverpool and Chelmsford.

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