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Singapore launches US$770M wellness complex to lead Asia's tourism race

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Singapore is investing S$1 billion (US$770 million) in a new waterfront wellness complex, set to open in 2030. Developed by Therme Group, the seven-story facility near Gardens by the Bay will feature over 20 pools and 70 wellness treatment rooms. The project aims to attract 2 million visitors annually, bolstering Singapore's status as a regional hub for tourism and wellness. AI

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Singapore launches US$770M wellness complex to lead Asia's tourism race

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Kolette Lim ·

    Singapore aims to lead Asia’s wellness race with US$770 million complex

    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 schedul…

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