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Posted on: March 27, 2015
One: Independent Storefront
There are many massage therapy business opportunities for individuals with initiative and versatility. Massage therapists can open their own storefront or work for others.
Two: Day Spas
More people are visiting local day spas to have a few hours of pampering that might include a full body or specialty massage with aromatic oils and lotions.
Three: Cruise Ships
Cruise lines hire massage therapists to work on ships, providing massages to guests in spas or cabins. A fantastic bonus of this job opportunity is getting to travel to exotic locations.
Four: Hotels
Large hotels hire massage therapists to offer massages in guest’s rooms, workout gyms or on-site spas. This is a good career opportunity for a massage therapist wanting to work seasonally or part-time.
Five: Travel Centers
With many individuals spending numerous hours on the road traveling in recreational vehicles or working as truck drivers, travel centers are offering massage therapy as an amenity.
Six: Workout Gyms
After an intense workout at an exercise studio, athletes want a soothing massage to reduce their aches and pains without driving to another location.
Seven: Hospital
More medical facilities understand the value of therapeutic massages, leading to hiring professional massage therapists to augment physical therapy while helping patients feel better.
Eight: Beauty Salons
Women and men visiting beauty salons for haircuts and manicures also want to have a neck or foot massage. Beauty salons are hiring massage therapists in addition to beauticians and manicurists.
Nine: Pediatrician’s Facilities
A massage therapist who enjoys working with children can seek massage therapy business opportunities at pediatricians’ facilities due to the new demand for this service.
Ten: Mobile Services
It is now easy for massage therapists to offer massages at off-site locations such as private residences or businesses by bringing along portable equipment.
