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anctuario Spa is one of the Philippines’ premier spas. It is known as a holistic center for the promotion of oriental healing traditions that cater to the body, mind and soul.
Sanctuario Spa is a member of The International SPA Association (ISPA), the voice of the spa industry which represents more than 1,700 health and wellness facilities and providers in 49 countries. It is also a founding member of the Spa Association of the Philippines and is accredited by the Department of Tourism. In 2005, Sanctuario Spa was voted as No. 1 Spa in the Philippines by the Consumers Choice Awards. It was also nominated for the Baccarat Awards of Asia Spa for Best Spa Treatment.
Sanctuario Spa’s main branch is cocooned at 1829 Jorge Bocobo Street, in the bohemian district of Malate, Manila. A majestic ancestral mansion built in the 1940s has been converted into a sprawling spa complex. Another branch is located at Canyon Woods, a posh residential resort overlooking the famed Taal Volcano. A third branch is located at White Rock Resort Hotel in Subic Bay, Zambales.
Sanctuario Spa uses indigenous Filipino as well as oriental treatment, therapies and concoctions handed down from generations. Its signature treatment is the Filipino traditional hilot, a form of deep-tissue massage using virgin coconut oil and performed by an authentic medicine man. Also offered are aromatherapy massage, Thai massage, reflexology, shiatsu, Tui Na, and lava stone massage. Organic herbs, native chocolate, fruits, nuts and vegetables are used in body scrubs, body wraps, facials and herbal bath treatments. There are classes in Chi Gong, Yoga and Pilates. Alternative treatments like acupuncture, moxibustion, ba guan and reiki are also available. |
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3 years and proud 2b pinoy!
opened Sanctuario Spa in March 2004 as the first truly Filipino themed spa. Whilst other spas during that time attempted to copy the spas of Indonesia, Thailand and Japan, Sanctuario endeavored to showcase the Filipino brand of spa. It is my belief that for the Philippines to be considered as a wellness destination, we have to develop our very own spa culture. It is rather inane to imagine that tourists will come to the Philippines to experience a Thai spa. Of course, tourists will want to see what we can offer as our genuine healing tradition.
But what is the Filipino brand of Spa?
Sanctuario started elevating our own traditional Hilot to the spa. We were one of the first spas to offer Hilot. We also used local ingredients like the Virgin Coconut Oil, herbs and spices. We developed our own local body scrubs composed of organic Batangas coffee, coconut, local Tsokolate and Palawan kelp.
I opened Sanctuario on a wing and a prayer. Being a sole proprietor was a major challenge in terms of capitalization and management. I was propelled by a vision of promoting the Filipino healing tradition and I am happy to say that my vision is coming to fruition.
We are now three years old and still Proud to be Pinoy. We owe our success to you my friends, honored guests, and fellow travelers in life.
Thank you.
Jomar |

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Free Massage at Sanctuario Spa
n celebration of Sanctuario Spa’s third year anniversary this March, the spa will be giving away a free massage for every three massages purchased. |

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Sanctuario launches Biodroga facials from Germany
iodroga was established in the well known German spa town of Baden Baden in 1930 by the Friedmann family. The company offers top quality bio-technological skin care products. The Biodroga biological beauty care systems offer individual, customized solutions to the most frequently encountered skin problems like wrinkles, sensitive and impure skin. Each biological beauty care system is a complete skin treatment in itself. It takes targeted action, with a key bioactive ingredient to combat the specific causes of each individual skin problem. Currently sold in over 50 countries Biodroga products are tailored to a very sophisticated, selective and demanding clientele.
Sanctuario Spa offers two top of the line facial treatments. The Biodroga Anti-Time Facial is a signature, pampering, treatment for all skin types. The treatment harmonises and vitalizes the skin, supports natural skin functions, strengthens skin defenses, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, and relaxes and refreshes the skin. The result is a face with contours that look smoother and firmer.
The second treatment is the Biodroga Deep Cleansing Facial. This special treatment is designed for problematic and blemished skin, Using Biodroga’s Puran Formula, the treatment reduces skin impurities, counters inflammation process, soothes skin irritations and reddening, helps normalize excess sebum production, and normalises the skin’s oil and moisture levels. The result is a face that has a long-lasting matte appearance. |

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Jomar receives Presidential Award
resident Gloria Macapagal Arroyo conferred last March 2, 2007 the Most Inspiring Tourism Entrepreneur award to Jomar Fleras. This award was given in recognition of Jomar’s efforts in promoting the Philippines as a wellness destination. |

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Franchise Terms
Sanctuario Spa
Description:
Filipino style Wellness Center that offers body massage, hilot, scrubs, facials, foot massage and other treatments
Franchise Fee:
P 1 million for 3 years for mall-based spa; P 2 million for 5 years for stand-alone spa
Estimated Investment:
P 1 million for mall-based basic spa; P 5 million for mall-based full-service spa; P 10 million for stand-alone spa
Franchise Package:
Use of trade name, logo & design; Extensive training of staff and therapists; Accounting, business system & Operations manual; Site evaluation; Design (excluding professional fees); Regular monitoring; Regular marketing & promotional assists; Use of common website; Assistance in reservations. |
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