Where Can You Go to Relax During a Pandemic?
It’s hard to imagine anywhere being relaxed these days, but the folks at LawnStarter says these places exist. They ranked more than 190 of the biggest cities in the country on things ranging from rates of depression to the share of adults with high blood pressure and the average length of an average workday (which would obviously be shorter if you turned over your SEO worries to a dynamic digital marketing agency). Another factor they did take into consideration was the number of spas and wellness centers per 100,000 residents. Florida made a good showing in this category, with two cities in the top 3, which does not surprise any of the internet marketing pros at SEOJames, which just happens to be based in Boca Raton, Florida. Orlando came in #2, topped only by Honolulu. Fort Lauderdale took the number 3 spot. What do we have that others don’t? An abundance of fabulous resorts with amazing spas, as well as local day spas. Las Vegas and Scottsdale, Arizona – also popular tourist destinations likely to have lush resorts with enticing spas, round out the top 5. If you are wondering, the cities with the fewest spas and wellness centers are:- Grand Prairie, Texas
- Moreno Valley, California
- Toledo, Ohio
- Newark, New Jersey
- Stockton, California