SEVERNA PARK, Md., May 22, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Global TransNet Corp. (Pink Sheets:GBJT) recently announced that Spa Management Solutions, its subsidiary, entered into a consulting and management agreement with Richel D'Ambra to assist her in the planning, development, opening and management of additional spas under her "Richel D'Ambra Spa and Salon" brand name. The new spas will be located in North and Central America in exclusive high-end locations, and the first new target location was Bal Harbour Shops, Bal Harbour, Fla.
SMS is pleased to announce that the lease has been signed by Richel D'Ambra for space in the Bal Harbour Shops. Bal Harbour is an upscale outdoor shopping mall that includes such stores as Tiffany's, Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Bloomingdale's (http://balharbourflorida.com/shops/index.html).
Richel D'Ambra Spa and Salon in Bal Harbour will provide a variety of exclusive day spa services including massages, facials, manicures, rituals, and a private suite for hair services.
Las Vegas is the third location for the D'Ambra spa brand under consideration.
A partial list of Spa Management Solutions' satisfied clients include: The Spa at Caesar's Palace, New York Hilton & Towers Spa, The Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, St. Andrews Country Club, Loews Miami Beach Hotel Spa & Fitness Center, and Fort Lauderdale/Sunrise Hilton. www.SpaManagementSolutions.com
About Global TransNet Corp.
Global TransNet is a U.S. public company, with its subsidiaries doing business in the growing $12 billion spa service market. GTN is traded on the OTC (GBJT). GTN's growth is being accomplished with the acquisition and initiation of companies that have the abilities to compete successfully in the 21st century and to produce reasonable profits. These businesses present an integrated and balanced image to the investment community. http://www.globaltransnet.com
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