The Team

Benjamin Barshai beside a lake with the Bangkok skyline behind him

Our story

Bliss & Beyond is the go-to digital platform for conscious individuals seeking a holistic lifestyle. As a trusted authority in Thailand’s emerging wellness scene, we offer exclusive insights, thoughtful recommendations, and trend-setting inspiration. Our content delivers deep, balanced perspectives on wellness topics, designed to uplift and empower readers—helping them feel more vibrant, connected, and alive.

Through our content, we aim to weave a touch of magic into the exploration of the mind-body-spirit connection, providing a uniquely progressive and approachable perspective within the wellness space.

Step into a New Era of Wellness.

We take our readers on a transformative journey of discovery, encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and mindful decision-making. With an open-minded approach, we ask the essential questions and explore wellness from every angle. We curate inspiring destinations, life-changing experiences, invigorating retreats, and holistic therapies to support your healing journey. With your happiness in focus, we also feature top wellness products, health and fitness tips, and interviews with influential personalities, helping you become the best version of yourself.

We aim to weave a touch of magic into the exploration of the mind-body-spirit connection, providing a uniquely progressive and approachable perspective within the wellness space

From the magazine · Edition 1

Where the magazine travels.

Bliss & Beyond’s Edition 1 distribution graphic shows 1,000 printed copies placed across more than 100 locations in Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui and Koh Phangan.

The magazine reached readers through yoga studios, gyms and social clubs, hospitals and clinics, hotels, cafés and restaurants, and retreat centres. The graphic also names a selection of Sathorn venues, including Luka Café, Siva Yoga and Roots8 Yoga.

Its sector chart shows yoga studios and complexes as the largest share of Edition 1 distribution at 43.3%. These are figures for that edition and should not be read as current circulation totals.

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