Spa opens at Samoan hotel

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A SENIKAI Rejuvenation and Wellness Spa is opening at The Tanoa Tusitala Hotel in Apia, Samoa. 
 
The spa, which will open early next year, will be located at the front entrance of the resort overlooking the sea wall and the harbour.

Tanoa Hotel Group director Kalpana Reddy said: "We are very excited about this new facility as it will do much to enhance the overall guest experience at the hotel.

"Our market research has shown that it will be very well supported by both the Samoan and international visitor market and having such an iconic brand as Senikai will assist in maximising the appeal of this facility," said Ms Reddy.

Senikai Spas managing director Debra Sadranu, who was in Samoa to make the announcement with the Tanoa Group, said: "We at Senikai are delighted to be working closely with the Tanoa Hotel Group in the development and export of Rejuvenation and Wellness Spas within the Pacific.

"Their growth strategy closely mirrors our own and it is encouraging to see established Pacific companies working together in the development of the tourism and rejuvenation and wellbeing sector.

"This is our first new venture in this part of the Pacific and we are extremely confident that it will prove to be a catalyst for other joint ventures with Tanoa," said Ms Sadranu.

Peter Sereno of Samoa Tourism Authority welcomes the addition of the spa facility to one of the most popular hotels in the nation.

"We are excited to welcome Senikai to Samoa - our nation is known for our natural beauty treatments and we look forward to Senikai's expertise in interpreting the Samoan culture and our ingredients into their program," said Mr Sereno.

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