Therme Group is developing a mega wellness destination at Marina South Coast in Singapore scheduled to open in 2030 [1].

The project aims to establish Singapore as a regional leader in holistic wellness by attracting international visitors with high-end health technologies and leisure facilities [2].

The development is estimated to cost $1 billion [3]. Spanning four hectares, the site will include thermal pools, botanical gardens, and art installations [3]. The complex is also designed to feature waterslides and swim-up bars to combine relaxation with recreation [2].

The project is led by Therme Group CEO Robert Hanea and Mah Bow Tan, who serves as the Chairman of Therme Group Asia [1]. To preview the concept, stakeholders visited the group's existing facility in Bucharest, Romania [4].

Mah Bow Tan said the group will partner with local organizations and enterprises to activate the surrounding public spaces. He said the goal is making the site another jewel of Marina Bay, a world-class destination that draws visitors from the region and beyond, showcasing Singapore as a leader in holistic wellness [2].

The facility is intended to serve as Asia's first state-of-the-art wellbeing destination of this scale [2]. By integrating health technologies with natural landscapes, the group intends to create a comprehensive environment for wellness [2].

“The project is estimated to cost $1 billion.”

The entry of Therme Group into the Singaporean market represents a strategic pivot toward 'wellness tourism.' By investing $1 billion into a four-hectare site, the city-state is diversifying its Marina Bay district beyond financial and residential hubs to include large-scale health infrastructure, potentially creating a new category of luxury tourism for the Southeast Asian region.