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This book presents nearly 50 foreign designs of SPA, beauty and salon, and it collects a variety of design styles such as Chinese, American, Thai, modern, mix and match, etc., while the geographical scope covers Singapore, Australia, Bulgaria, Austria, Italy and other places. Each project is accompanied by real photos, floor plans and mark, project information, design idea and other related information and accurately and detailedly provides assurance of high quality books for readers. Included: hotel Berlin Park, Sofia by Nola 7.
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15 july 2011
Nola 7, Bulgaria's leading spa company signed a strategic cooperation agreement with its Chinese partner Beijing Stadiums Engineering Co, receiving green light to make a major step into the Asian country's market.
Thus, Nola 7 will become the first Bulgarian company whose spa and wellness facilities have reached China.
"We earned the trust of our partners from Beijing LSJH with our successful projects in more than eight countries in Europe" Ivan Tanev, Nola 7's CEO, said during the agreement's signing.
Shun Xintsun, CEO of Beijing Stadiums Engineering, pointed out that Nola 7 is one of the leading European spa companies and declared he was extremely pleased by the cooperation deal.
Speaking Shun Xincun reiterated that Bulgaria is among the leaders in Europe as far as spa design is concerned.
"That is why we are here," he said.
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mart 2011 International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities Award -
The first Spa Hotel performed in Thracian antique style by NOLA 7, hotel "ORPHEUS PALACE" Kamchia Sea Resort
is nominated for the IOC/IAKS 2011 Award.
The IOC/IAKS Award is the only international architecture prize for sports and leisure facilities already in operation.
The IAKS is the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities. The IAKS and its members make up a global network for the design, construction, modernization and management of sports and leisure facilities. The goal of the IAKS with its about 1,000 members in more than 110 countries is the creation of high-quality, functional and sustainable sports facilities worldwide. The focus is on the international exchange and the advancement of quality standards. The IAKS is the only organization recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for issues of sports facility construction. It cooperates with the International Paraolympic Committee (IPC) and numerous other partners.
Every two years since 1987, the IOC/IAKS Award has been commending sports facilities of exemplary design and function. The winning projects can be new buildings or existing facilities that have been extended or modernized. The competition is sponsored by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Lausanne, and the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities
(IAKS), Cologne.
Together with the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) in Bonn, the IAKS is also awarding the
IPC/IAKS Distinction for sports facilities suitable for persons with a disability. The IPC/IAKS Distinction aims to promote accessibility to sports facilities and all other buildings in order to give people with a disability the opportunity to practise or view sport without limitation or barriers.
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june 2010 London Heat Experience
Thermal Cruise by Nola7 International
click here to read the magazne interview
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oktobre 2009
Nola 7 is finished the first pool in Paris France. The project is cooperation with bulgarian - french investors.
Comming soon pictures...
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NOLA 7 is THE FIRST COMPANY IN THE WORLD, WHO BUILT UP A SPA CENTER
in AN ANCIENT TRACIAN STYLE
In 2006 the company "Nola 7" decided to create a concept based on an ancient Thracian inheritage.
We made a lot of drawings and projects inspired by authentic decorative and architectural elements found in temples, murals and the famous golden treasures. In 2007 the company's team went on a fact-finding trip along with exclusive Bulgarian archeologists Dr. Georgi Kitov and Diana Georgieva. With their assistance we collected serious information base for development of visual style. Nola 7 struggles created by its designers and artiststo follow adequately Thracian cultural heritage, in order the created projects not to be at variance with the truth. Our desire is the created design to become a beautiful Thracian past association and their ideals for a healthy lifestyle.
In 2008 NOLA 7 sponsored one of the expeditions in the Thrace region of Sliven.
In 2009, thanks to investors in Spa Hotel Orpheus Palace some of our ideas gain realization. The rich heritage of Orpheus, Spartacus, Seuthes and Eurydice is going to inspire our work yet. We believe that incorporation as a Thracian style interior is an adequate response locally in the Balkans alongside other art from all around the world.
Welcome to the headquarters of our design department to see the full scale of our spa projects for Thracians.
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9 - 12 september 2009
International Seminar "SPA & WELLNESS in BULGARIA and the WORLD. GOOD PRACTICES”
Grand Hotel "Pomorie"
The workshop is organized by the Bulgarian Institute for Standardization (BDS) and the support of the Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourismof Bulgaria. Participants in the seminar will be specialists from Thailand, Argentina, Austria, Germany, France, Turkey and Spain, and professional organizations such as ESPA - European Spa Association.
Spa industry in our days occupies one of the leading positions in the hospitality industry worldwide, as more and more people are rediscovering the "spa" as a way of life.
Therefore, it is the people who work in this sector to be professionals and have managed to maintain "quality" to satisfy the expectations of their customers. For that purpose is necessary to monitor foreign experience and to share information in this area.
In fact, the objective of the workshop is to provide an opportunity for Bulgarian companies and organizations to learn best practices in the Spa -Wellness thalassotherapy in different countries.
Main topics of the seminar:
- Advantages of standardization in the field of international tourism;
- Legal framework and guidelines for development of spa, spa and wellness tourism in Bulgaria;
- Identify opportunities for building and managing the spa business in Bulgaria;
- Best practices in this business, how the management strategies for its sustainable development and the latest technologies, techniques and methodologies used to it.
- And some practical issues: Case Studies in Thailand and "Tradition and modern methods of treatment" in the Grand Hotel Pomorie, Bulgaria.
As a participant in the seminar, "NOLA 7" Ltd. lectured the growing role of the Wellness & Spa center in the business model of a five star hotel complex. Leading trends nationally and globally in the conceptual design and construction based on the experience of NOLA 7 Ltd.
Field of activity of the working group is standardizing delivery of quality healthcare tourism services. Drafts of the standards being developed are the following: Medical SPA - Service provision requirements ( "Curative water procedures. Requirements for the provision of services"); Thalassotherapy Services ( "Services thalassotherapeutic) and Wellness SPA Services (" wellness spa services).
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