Mobile chair and table massage for offices
Is the demand real?
Geneva has many corporate and international-organisation offices that buy occasional wellbeing perks, and on-site massage is a recognisable benefit, but demand is intermittent rather than recurring, budgets are discretionary and the first to be cut, and the service is easy for any therapist to offer. It works as an add-on day-rate booking, not as a high-growth business, and it competes with every freelance massage therapist and wellness vendor. Real but shallow demand with limited defensibility.
Growing or fading?
Corporate wellbeing spending is steady but on-site massage specifically is a discretionary perk with no strong upward trend, and it is easily commoditised.
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