The HotelPremio PR team launched its collaboration with LifeClass Hotels at Madame Tussauds, with the first event being a press conference in Budapest. This event will be followed by other marketing and PR activities such as press and individual influencer trips, professional tourism events, and the introduction of the hotel chain as a MICE service provider to the Hungarian market. Representing LifeClass Hotels at the press event were Nika Filipič, PR Manager, Ylenia Loredan, Head of the PR team, and Mitja Znidarsic, Sales and Marketing Manager.

LifeClass Hotels & Spa Portorož offers hospitality, wellness, and conference services, complemented by a wide range of leisure activities. The hotel chain is built on 170 years of tradition, enriched with quality relaxation opportunities: five natural healing services, 800 years of healing tradition, and an excellent seaside location. Our staff is known for their hospitality, professionalism, precision, and dedication to guests.

The LifeClass Resort & Spa hotel chain is located in the heart of Portorož on the Slovenian coast, just 20 km from the Italian border and 7 km from the Croatian border. The luxury hotel network includes six four- and five-star hotels: Hotel Mirna, Hotel Neptun, Wellness Hotel Apollo, Grand Hotel Portorož, Hotel Riviera, and Hotel Slovenia.

These hotels are not only great accommodations and first-class service providers but also exclusive retreats built in a beautiful Mediterranean environment, using elements of local rich culture. This destination is distinguished by its people, traditions, history, and attractions. At LifeClass Hotels, we follow the latest trends in hospitality, wellness, hotel management, and tourism to fully meet the tastes and exceed the expectations of our guests.

Our prime location allows us to provide the most comprehensive thermal and wellness offerings in the coastal region. The Terme Portorož Hotel is set in a naturally healthy Mediterranean environment and offers services all year round, with its various wellness and medical centers, thermal and heated seawater pools. Their offerings are based on five local healing factors with a holistic approach aimed at achieving the balance of body and soul. One of the most popular ingredients at the wellness center is salt mud, used since the 13th century. In Acqua Madre, Benedictine monks already used salt, brine, and salt mud to treat rheumatic, skin, and respiratory diseases.