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old days, dark nights, cloudy skies – welcome to winter. And while cosy evenings huddled round log fires do hold a certain appeal, there’s something quite satisfying about jetting off to
some exotic land where the sun seems to blaze perennially, and where blustery days back home are nothing more than a memory. Which is probably why winter sun holidays continue to boom year after
year, and why all-inclusive resorts in those sun-soaked destinations are one of the biggest money-makers you can come across. So where do you start when it comes to selling this lucrative sector? We have the answers, with all-inclusive options to suit every budget.
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Riu Tikida Palmeraie, Marrakech: Morocco combines year-round sun with desert adventures, Bedouin culture and idyllic beaches, and there’s excellent value to be had. For some of the best savings, look to Riu Tikida Palmeraie. A short bus ride from Marrakech’s medina, it’s been refurbished to shiny effect and boasts modern, airy rooms plus a wellness centre, multi-sports pitch and a huge outdoor pool with swim-up bar. There’s also decent entertainment, from live music performances to art classes. Book it: Tui offers a week’s all-inclusive from £397 per person, based on two sharing, with flights from Gatwick on November 29.
Alborada Ocean Club, Tenerife: The Canary Islands are just as generous at dishing out vitamin D, with dramatic landscapes and sandy beaches to boot.
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