A new report finds 64 percent of U.S. travelers plan to take a retreat focused on rest, nature, and mental clarity. The Philippines, Australia, and Hungary are among the fastest-growing destinations for immersive wellness experiences. Travelers are increasingly choosing trips based on emotional outcomes like relaxation and presence rather than traditional sightseeing. As wellness travel evolves beyond the quintessential hotel spa, "calmcations”—trips centered around slowing down—are becoming increasingly popular. In fact, now more than ever, travelers are prioritizing rest , mental clarity, and time offline, and retreats are at the center of that shift. The data backs this up, too. According to BookRetreats.com's The State of Retreats Report , 64 percent of U.S. travelers are planning to join a retreat in the next year, driven by a need for rest, burnout recovery, and a desire to reconnect with nature.…