The Insider
Our sponsor It is always such a pleasure and a privilege to sponsor Aspire’s
Insider supplements, and never more so than when the destination in question is the Indian Ocean. This inspired and insightful guide dives into a region that is both renowned for its natural beauty and
revered for its cultural diversity, all while offering some of the world’s most exquisite luxury accommodation. Whether clients dream of blissful days on a pristine atoll; snorkelling among the corals and seeing colourful marine life; trekking in lush jungle surrounds; or immersing themselves in history and culture, the Indian Ocean is the genie that can grant their every wish and whim. Now, you could call me biased – I am half-Mauritian, after all – but the facts back me up. Year after year, the Maldives, the Seychelles, Mauritius and Sri Lanka go from strength to strength. Our premium and luxury sales to the region are up 15% year on year, and it’s easy to understand why. With a vast array of luxury hotels, from boutique
boltholes to extravagant resorts; a culinary scene to tempt even the most discerning foodie; and, of course, white sands, cerulean seas and lush vegetation, this destination has it all. Our team’s wealth of knowledge allows us to create truly bespoke escapes – and we know personal service and expertise set a luxury booking apart. Pure Luxury offers complimentary, return UK chauffeur service (terms apply), airport lounge passes and a dedicated concierge service – all adding to our elevated offering. Turn to page 2 to ƂPF QWV OQTG (QT FGUVKPCVKQP GZRGTVKUG KPUKFGT KPUKIJV CPF QWT latest luxury offers, contact Pure Luxury – we look forward to creating your customers’ bespoke escape to the Indian Ocean.
SARAH LANCASHIRE Sarah marketing director, dnata Travel Group B2B Europe
enquiries@pureluxuryholidays.co.uk 0800 747 000 @pureluxuryagents
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