1. Brisbane Massage and Brisbane Day Spa
Brisbane, also affectionately known as Brisvegas, is the capital city of Queensland
Australia.
It boasts international modern art exhibitions, many five star restaurants and world
class shopping facilities. The Queen St Mall is the central hub for specialty shops,
however there are also designer shops scattered throughout Fortitude Valley and
New Farm regions.
It is also known for its conference and exhibition facilities at South bank with art
facilities, museums, theatres and convention centre situated on the old Expo site. As
a cultural hub, Brisbane's South bank is the perfect place to take in an award
winning show or musical.
Brisbane is also known as the gourmet capital of Queensland, with a multitude of
restaurants, gourmet providers, coffee roasters and delicatessens. These are
centered in the James St precinct of the city.
Brisbane is also known as the day spa and massage capital of Queensland.
With over 200 massage and day spa providers, Brisbane has some of the best day
spa providers and massage therapists in Australia.
These vary from the large day spas that you find linked in with five star hotels,
through to smaller providers that work attached to hair dressing and beauty salons.
Larger Brisbane day spas can include more exotic styles of massage including Ka
Hunan, Loma and hot stone massages, and can incorporate steam rooms, saunas
and other facilities into their treatments.
Smaller providers tend to offer one hour treatments of remedial or Swedish massage
and tend to be cheaper.
One of the more popular Brisbane massage and beauty services is the mobile day
spa service. Some offer more exotic styles of massage like chocolate massage, Sea
shell massage, Russian massage and Vietnamese Four Hands Massage. Ripple also
does the more traditional remedial, relaxation, pregnancy and hot stone massage
styles.
Brisbane has long been known as a region for relaxation, so it is not surprising that
massage and day spa is popular here. By the time of Federation, Queensland was
the fastest growing state in Australia and Brisbane was its economic centre. Despite
the drought, floods and depression of the 1890s, trade and industry boomed.
After World War Two, Brisbane continued to grow with increased industrial activity
and population levels boosted by immigration.
2. Today Brisbane is still on of Australia's favorite capital cities with cultural, popular
and financial growth. It now sprawls out from the central river with suburbs rapidly
expanding to cater to its population growth.
This is a guest post by Jeff Smith. He is a fairly well-known day spa Brisbane and
beauty salons Brisbane. More information for visit http://www.aquabeauty.com.au/
