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Westin Hotels & Resorts, owned by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. (HOT: Quote), announced plans to continue the global expansion of its signature spa brand.

Propelled by a growing demand for luxury services, Westin will increase its robust portfolio of Heavenly Spas with 13 openings by 2014, with all but two located outside the United States. The brand's signature spa concept is currently in 28 Westin Hotels & Resorts around the world.

By 2014, Heavenly Spa will make its debut at The Westin Lagunamar, The Westin Chennai Velachery, The Westin Xiamen, The Westin Changbaishan, The Westin Wenzhou and eight other properties across North America and Asia.

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