Six Senses Hotels reaches Dominican and other Caribbean and South American destinations

St. Lucia, Dominican Republic and Colombia are the destinations of the Caribbean and South America where the chain Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas develops its expansion plan for 2013 as in China where it will open its first resort in that market and also in Bhutan.

Sebastien Styger, Director of Marketing for Europe, Middle East and Africa Resorts Hotels Six Senses Spas, said he and hotels in the Caribbean and Colombia are under construction, while the Asian market is strengthening its presence on arrival for the first time in Bhutan and China, a market which will soon inaugurate the ‘Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain’.

Today the chain has 10 stores and 27 spas, mainly located in Southeast Asia, will grow in the coming months as they come «many more» establishments in Brazil, Latin America and Asia, said Syger.

According to the statement released by the group europapress.com establishments of hotels, resorts and spas are characterized by exclusive sites built, «far and where mass tourism development has not been previously» Styger moved that the goal is to begin to bring these luxury green hotels to the city for guests ‘business’ in principle cities such as Dubai or Bangkok.

In this regard, he recalled that Styger Six Senses establishments typically offer «privacy, integration of local culture, a combination of natural and modern, and unique experiences,» as tours with marine biologists, astronomers night sessions with, access hotels in paragliding, or the ability to select meals chefs hand in organic orchards.

However, following the acquisition of Six Senses in 2012 by the American investment fund Pegasus opens the range of customers with establishments remain luxury, but «not as rustic,» he said.