Six Senses rebrands properties, continues to expand

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BANGKOK - Six Senses Resorts & Spas have commenced rebranding their Evason Hideaway properties to Six Senses Hideaway in response to market surveys which showed that 'Six Senses' - a group brand that has thus far been reserved for the Six Senses Spa division, enjoyed high global recognition and was very indicative of the unique lifestyle experiences offered by the group's boutique resorts. The first Six Senses Hideaway is a new-build property that opened on 01 November 2007, on the Thai island of Yao Noi, just beyond Phuket. Evason Hideaway properties operating at Hua Hin and Samui in Thailand will be rebranded to Six Senses Hideaway. In Vietnam, the Evason Hideaway at Ana Mandara will be rebranded as Six Senses Hideaway at Ninh Van Bay. In January 2008, the next new-build property will open as Six Senses Hideaway at Zighy Bay, on Oman's Mussandam Peninsula. This will be the first Six Senses Hideaway outside South-East Asia. Future Six Senses Hideaways are already in development on the island of Con Dao in Vietnam, and Vatulele Island in Fiji, while several more are in the planning stage.
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