Wellness as a term is a way of life that emphasizes an individual's concern for his own physical, mental and spiritual health. The root of the word comes from the English word wellbeing, which literally means well-being, it can also be understood as a combination of happiness and an active lifestyle. Wellness is a life philosophy that focuses on improving all parts of a person's existence, both physical, mental and spiritual. Wellness is not limited by place or time, but is a series of treatments, products and methods for beautification and relaxation. People who care about their health will always be willing to spend money and time on their lifestyle, a holistic approach that encompasses mind, body and spirit, making them happy and satisfied. The topic of this thesis is wellness tourism for the working population. The aim of this paper is to determine and establish how often the working population in the Republic of Croatia visits wellness centers. During the research, the respondents were informed that the research in which they are participating is anonymous. The research was conducted in the form of an anonymous survey questionnaire constructed for the purposes of conducting this research. It was examined the demographic data of the respondents, and then the attendance of the working population in wellness centers. Of the 102 people who participated in this research, 64% were women and 36% were men. Most people in the sample work full time. The working population does not often come to wellness, which confirms the hypothesis that was put forward in this paper. As already stated, these results confirm the hypothesis that was the guiding thread of the research itself, which says that the working population in the Republic of Croatia does not go to wellness centers.