As Singapore bets on becoming Asia’s leading wellness destination, tourism experts say the city state must prove that its attractions can draw international visitors in a region replete with spas, retreats and hot springs.
A S$1 billion (US$770 million) waterfront complex scheduled to open in 2030 is expected to be a major driver of the country’s wellness sector.
European developer Therme Group is slated to start work on the project in the third quarter, after being awarded the tender in November. The seven-storey complex, next to Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay, will house more than 20 pools and 70 wellness treatment rooms.
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