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ALL-INCLUSIVES


ALL AROUND THE WORLD


The popularity of all-inclusive resorts has surged in recent years and is now available in more and more countries. Alan Orbell


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ew tourism concepts have expanded as much as the all- inclusive sector over the last


decade. The idea started in the Caribbean islands and has not only spread to many other places but has fostered distinct categories of all-inclusive right up to super luxury. The appeal of upfront payment with nothing more to pay has struck a chord with consumers in these straitened times. Here are 10 contrasting all- inclusive suggestions in 10 different countries for agents to sell.


 BARBADOS ALMOND BEACH RESORT  Overview: The four-star Family All-Inclusive Almond Beach Resort, located at the former Almond Beach Village on Barbados’ prestigious West Coast, reopened January 16 with 135 rooms – all with a pool or ocean view – on the property's Southern half. The re-opening followed a $3 million renovation to pools, public areas, restaurants and rooms. Situated on a half-mile stretch of beach the resort features extensive on-site


facilities and services including three swimming pools (one for toddlers, a family pool, and one for adults only) fl oodlit tennis courts, squash courts, a fi tness centre and golf practice range. Included in the all-inclusive rate are select water sports, glass-bottom boat rides, complimentary shopping shuttles, exchange dining, and a variety of adult on-site experiences such as beach fun days, mixology and yoga sessions, and cooking demonstrations. In addition, adults and children can enjoy speedboat


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A one-bedroom deluxe beachfront room in the newly-opened Almond Beach Resort


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