N/ASingapore for decades has been known as the holiday hub of the world. Providing a kaleidoscope of exciting attractions of all facets, Singapore never fails to mesmerise its many tourists time and time again. In addition to being the holiday fun destination, Singapore has also made its way up the wellness world. On one hand the medical industry has seen great growth year after year and on the other hand the exotic wellness world is flourishing. Resorts of many-a-type are coming up specialising in the world of soothing treatments. The South East Asian relaxation treatments are unique and are known for using secret methodologies. The best part is that Singapore specialises in giving its visitors the best of South East Asian Wellness.

Throughout the country new resorts and spas come up almost every day. Almost all hotels in Singapore come with a special sector completely dedicated to relaxation. Here you can find spas combined with massage or separate massage centres that specialise in various forms of massage therapies. Then there are the spas not attached to any hotel or resort. These are established for the sole benefits of spa treatments and appointments can be made to enjoy an hour, 2 or more of spa and/or massage treatments. Among the many names that can be found the Spa 1 wellness centre is a favourite. This is a wellness centre that specialises in spa services, massages and also has a special sector dedicated to facial procedures. The spa therapies performed here are unique using special oils and even special techniques. The massage centre is also first class in quality and affords an array of different massage therapies like foot reflexology, Swedish massage, Aroma therapy and the rub back treatment. The centre is located at Grandlink Square and is designed for the ultimate wellness experience.

After a soothing day out rejuvenating your mind, body and soul, come home to the Millennium & Copthorne Hotels Singapore. These fabulous hotels in Singapore are the treat you deserve after conquering wellness. Residing at such Singapore hotels will be memorable and you will always want to come back to.

Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry.

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