India, June 20 -- Wellness has become one of those words that quietly sneaks into every part of life. It influences the music we listen to, the hobbies we pick up, the food we order, and increasingly, the holidays we book. As someone who is constantly plotting an escape from my inbox, I have learned that wellness travel is deeply personal. Case in point, a few years ago, I happily took two flights, two car rides and a long trek to Tiger's Nest in Bhutan for the promise of a great spa session on the day after the trek. Yet the thought of signing up for a mountain top yoga retreat for a week sounds far less appealing. What feels restorative to one person can feel like work to another. So, I spoke to Claudine Triolo, Country Director of Sale...