Six Senses Hotels, Resorts & Spas expands into the Caribbean and South America The Six Senses brand is set to drastically increase its portfolio of properties around the world, following this week's announcement that the company will open five new-build residences in five different countries, with each one scheduled for completion by 2016. Almost 15 years old, the company currently operates in Asia, the Middle East, the Americas and Europe, and its new properties will be found in St. Lucia, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Bhutan and Qing Cheng Mountain in China the latter will open at the end of this year. Currently there are 29 Six Senses spas worldwide, as well as nine Six Senses and Evason-branded resort properties. Timed to coincide with the company's expansion, the company will also modify its visual identity. A new website launching in March will place greater emphasis on the brand's environmental focus. Spearheading the changes are recently appointed Exectuive Chairman Wolf Hengst and CEO Neil Jacobs; Bernhard Bohnenberger remains as Six Senses president, while Anna Bjurstam joins as Vice President of Spa and Wellness.