
The tennis player becomes the spearhead of the development of programs focused on longevity and performance for this new brand.
Novak Djokovic, wellness advisor for the Aman group, announces the launch of ATMA, a new hotel brand focused on well-being, longevity and physical performance, part of a fast-growing global market.
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The global wellness market reached $7.5 trillion in 2025, marking an increase of 49% compared to 2019.
When Novak Djokovic, the world tennis legend, has been working for two years as a wellness advisor for the Aman group – the stakhanovist of ultra-chic hotels – we suspect that the story will not end there. Indeed, Aman announces today the launch of ATMA, a new brand of hotels entirely dedicated to well-being, of which Djoko will lead the development of programs focused on longevity, performance and personal development.
The wellness market is booming (it reached $7.5 trillion in 2025, or 49% more than in 2019 according to the Global Wellness Institute) and the wellness tourism segment is showing exponential dynamism. ATMA is riding the wave and advocates an art of (better) living based on the optimization of performance, nutrition, sport (with high-tech infrastructure), recovery… Interviewed by Le Figaro Magazine last July, the tennis player explained his philosophy: “we work on…

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