In Balinese Hindu tradition, opening ceremonies for new businesses are significant and elaborate events, reflecting the deep spiritual and cultural values of the community. These ceremonies are called "Mebenah," and they are intended to bless the new enterprise, seeking prosperity and protection from negative influences. The Thrive wellness Mebenah ceremony was held on the 8th of May.

The THRIVE framework was created to help promote community wellbeing. The framework, also is an acronym, which can be broken down into 6 categories. Togetherness, Health, Resilience, Insight, Vitality and Energy. This framework was designed with people’s wellness and wellbeing in mind.

Intravenous (IV) infusion therapy can be particularly beneficial for individuals traveling to new countries due to its ability to quickly and efficiently deliver essential nutrients and medications directly into the bloodstream. This method of delivery is especially pertinent given the potential disruptions to a person’s microbiome and increased exposure to foreign pathogens that often accompany international travel.

Intravenous (IV) Infusion therapy has become an increasingly popular method for delivering essential nutrients and medications directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system for immediate and complete absorption. This form of therapy offers significant benefits in preventing illness and boosting the immune system, particularly in environments where rapid and efficient absorption of nutrients is crucial.

Hydration and Rejuvenation: Traveling, especially to a third-world country, can dehydrate the body due to factors like climate change and activity-packed schedules. IV therapy provides direct hydration, helping guests feel refreshed and energized.