A dim airport lounge at sunset, a lone figure walking towards the horizon beyond floor-to-ceiling windows.
Slow
ForsaTEK 2026Dubai : H

Turning wellbeing into strategic infrastructure.

We combine science, design and business strategy to create new products, spaces and experiences around how people want to feel, perform and live.

Why now

Wellbeing is becoming a new layer of premium experience.

Consumers are investing more in sleep, recovery, longevity and performance. The opportunity for companies is no longer simply to add more wellness amenities, but to rethink how wellbeing can shape the product, the customer journey and the business itself. That is where Slow operates.

What we do

From emerging need to scalable assets.

We identify where wellbeing can create meaningful customer and business value, then build the proposition around it: the science, the product, the physical and digital experience, the operating model and the measurement framework.

Flagship project

Emirates WellNext

WellNext is an end-to-end wellbeing system for air travel, designed to reduce the strain of flying and help passengers arrive calmer, better rested and ready for what’s next.

Developed with Emirates through the Aviation X Lab Moonshot programme, with a proof of concept defined for a Dubai lounge and selected routes.

The WellNext journey in one scene: the recovery plan on a phone in the lounge, the recovery pod, and the inflight kit opened on board.

WellNext comes together through three connected elements: a dedicated recovery space within selected lounges, an elevated Inflight Kit, and a personalised Recovery Plan before, during, and after the journey.

Together, they create a coherent system designed to reduce the physical and physiological strain of flying, unlock new ancillary revenue opportunities, and give Emirates a distinctive position at the intersection of luxury travel and wellbeing.

Two phones showing the WellNext Tips recovery plan interface.

01 · TWO DAYS BEFORE THE FLIGHT

WellNext Tips

A personalised recovery plan built from the traveller's route and time zones, covering the two nights before the flight, the hours in the air and the first days at the destination. Circadian guidance on light, sleep, caffeine, alcohol and movement.

Try it now

The Emirates WellNext Recovery Hub: a quiet lounge of wooden recovery pods under warm ceiling light.

02 · At the airport

Recovery Hub

Inside selected Emirates lounges, the Recovery Hub creates a calm space where passengers can pause, reset and recover before they fly, designed to complement the wider lounge experience.

The WellNext inflight kit: a hard-edged case with light-blocking eyewear, supplements and a printed guide.

03 · On board

Inflight Kit

On board, WellNext becomes a recovery companion designed to help passengers manage some of the most common challenges of flying, from rest and light exposure to energy and calm.

Two phones showing the WellNext Tips recovery plan interface, reappearing at destination to guide the first forty-eight hours.

04 · THE FIRST 2 DAYS AT DESTINATION

WellNext Tips, again

That same Recovery Plan keeps guiding them after landing, easing the body into the new time zone over the next two days.

Travel calmer.
Sleep deeper.
Think more clearly.

A passenger receives a recovery drink at the Emirates WellNext Recovery Hub bar, with the WellNext box and a recovery pod in the background.

DESIGN FOR VALUE

For passengers

A calmer, more restorative and better guided travel experience.

For the brand

A distinctive territory at the intersection of premium travel and wellbeing.

For the business

New opportunities for premium value, ancillary revenue, partnerships and customer insight.

For operations

A modular system designed to be tested, measured and scaled selectively.

WellNext is one expression of a much larger opportunity.

Slow brings the same thinking to hospitality, real estate, workplaces, travel and consumer brands, identifying where wellbeing can strengthen the proposition, elevate the experience and unlock new products or business opportunities.

Wellbeing strategy applied to aviation.

Contact

Where could wellbeing create an advantage in your business?

Let’s build what comes next.

Portrait of Patricia Draghici, founder of Slow.

Patricia Draghici

Founder, Slow

Patricia founded Slow after a career in venture capital and innovation, leading founder support at one of Southern Europe's top funds. She was recognised in 2024 and 2025 as one of the leading women shaping Spain's business ecosystem.