For a divinely chic take at spa-ing, luxe-loving serenity seekers will soon be able to kick back and relax at the Six Senses Spa at Hotel Missoni, Kuwait. Slated to open October 2010, the 16,469 sq.-ft. serene oasis is set to be adjacent to the hotel’s pool, which will be tiled in Missoni’s signature bright-and-bold patterns. The contemporary design of the spa will honor its setting by incorporating Arabic touches with a modern twist. Local inspiration will also carry over to the treatment menu, which, in true Six Senses style, will also feature traditional Asian therapies that have made this world-renown brand as reputable as it is. The spa will offer a limited amount of exclusive memberships to local residents, which will give them access to the spa and fitness facilities, as well as to promotional packages and retail offers. Look for more about this stylish spot in an upcoming issue of American Spa.

•Stress can be kissed goodbye thanks to the 50-minute Royal Rejuvenation massage. This 50-minute tweak incorporates marma-point technique to relieve sinus pressure and ends with a soothing scalp massage for some head-to-toe relaxation. And, for only $99, guests won’t be paying a king’s ransom when they opt for this new service.

•On deck for a little fun with cards? For $99, spa-goers can opt for a Tarot Reading to gain insight and direction in life.

•When booking a 50- or 80-minute facial treatment, guests receive a complimentary Nu-Face Quick Lift upgrade to their service when they mention “Summer Lift.” This add-on reduces fine lines and wrinkles, creating a youthful appearance.

Rome, Florence, and Venice are definitely scene-stealers when it comes to Italian cities that are hot spots with tourists. As if the gorgeous beaches and amazing cuisine weren’t enough reasons for visitors to head to the south of Italy, the brand-new Borgo Egnazia is slated to open a beautiful spa next month, which is sure to pique the interest of serenity seekers around the world.

The recently opened Borgo Egnazia resort in Puglia, Italy, (When looking at a map, Puglia is located in the “heel” of the boot) is set between olive groves and rolling hills on the Adriatic Coast and offers 63 rooms, in addition to private villas and townhouses. Guests can either hit the links or kick back at the 18,000-square-foot Egnathia Spa. Inspired by the baths of Ancient Rome, the spa is slated to feature a wet area with a frigidarium, caldarium, and a tepidarium; ten treatment rooms, including a couples’ room, spa suite with its own garden and steam room, and a Thai massage room; and a fitness area, featuring its own yoga room. Set to open next month, this seaside escape is sure to offer spa-goers serenity and a healthy dose of la dolce vita.