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With high demand – and sometimes high prices – the Caribbean might not be the obvious destination for value, but you can still find an all-inclusive break for less than £1,500, says Adam Shaw
he Caribbean remains a top all-inclusive destination for Brits looking to soak up some sun, experience a vibrant culture and enjoy
a host of activities in and out of the water. But with high demand, plus rising global prices, pushing up the cost of a holiday, clients may need some extra persuading on the region’s value for money. Thankfully, there are still many great deals out
there. As Alistair Rowland, chief executive of Blue Bay Travel, notes: “The Caribbean has been in high demand and looks busy already for 2023. There is no doubt that demand will exceed capacity this year, and airfares are likely to increase significantly. To secure a deal, my recommendation would be to book as soon as you can and lock in your price.” Nicolas Bresch, Club Med’s managing director for the UK & Nordics, agrees that booking in advance is a
good idea, especially given the poor exchange rate, with Caribbean currencies pegged to the US dollar. He suggests booking an all-inclusive stay to make
sure all costs are accounted for ahead of travel, adding: “We believe the all-inclusive holiday model will be more attractive than ever, with customers feeling safe in the knowledge that they are not going to be hit with lots of additional costs after booking.” So with this in mind, we’ve rounded up some of the best all-inclusive packages across the Caribbean for every type of client – all clocking in at less than £1,500 per person.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Active adventures at Club Med Punta Cana The resort: Club Med’s Punta Cana resort offers plenty to keep active guests entertained, with
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