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UNUSUAL LOCATIONS h 32


Direct clients to all-inclusives in extraordinary spots with Natalie Marsh’s selection


olidays are all about treating yourself and indulging in as much food, drink and other delights as you wish, which is why all-inclusive breaks are a great option. But not all properties are about sea, sunbeds and as much ice cream as you can eat. A hotel on a boat in the Maldives, a private island in Cambodia and a lodge deep in the Namib Desert all join the line-up of remarkable places to stay where everything’s included. Now that it’s time to get your clients excited about travelling again, we’ve rounded up some of the best places to suggest for an all-inclusive stay in unusual locations around the world.


10 JUNE 2021 2 travelweekly.co.uk


1 A private island in Cambodia


Song Saa Private Island in Cambodia was the first resort in the country to offer overwater villa accommodation. The environment is a huge focus here, with food and materials grown and sourced locally. The property is set among the lush rainforest on the coast, with incredible


views over the Gulf of Thailand including neighbouring island Koh Rong. Book it: Premier Holidays offers seven nights in a One Bed Jungle Villa (pictured) with private pool for £2,999 per person, with an all-inclusive upgrade a further £130 per night. The price includes flights from Heathrow and transfers between May 1 and July 10 or September 1-30, 2022. premierholidays.co.uk


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