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Cleary: Support Caribbean in wake of Hurricane Irma
Juliet Dennis
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Caribtours has urged agents to get behind the Caribbean as the region deals with the impact of Hurricane Irma.
Managing director Paul Cleary said the devastation would encourage the operator to support the Caribbean even more. Caribtours announced this
week it had added a raft of contemporary and boutique resorts across the Caribbean for 2018, which feature in its new Our Caribbean brochure. One of the new properties is
Zemi Beach House in Anguilla, one of the islands to take a direct hit from Irma suffering huge damage. Other new properties include
Bequia Plantation Hotel in St Vincent & the Grenadines, which has 22 rooms and cottages in Admiralty Bay, and Silversands in
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Grenada, which opens in spring 2018 and includes an infinity pool and villas on Grand Anse beach. Cleary said: “This devastating hurricane has wreaked so much havoc and our number-one priority is to make sure all our friends and staff are safe and well. The launch of our brochure takes second place to that. “As soon as we know more
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Rendezvous launches Adventure Programme for couples to connect
Saint Lucia-based couples-only all-inclusive resort Rendezvous is seeking to “maximise precious time” together for couples with a new Adventure Programme. Activities include diving, hiking up the iconic
Pitons and chocolate making. Rendezvous has 100 rooms and is billed as a
wedding and honeymoon destination.
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Did you know…? You can join the Sandals Foundation in its mission to help those affected by the destruction of Hurricane Irma. Simply visit
sandalsfoundation.org to donate today. No amount is too small.
“The Caribbean is engrained in our DNA and it makes us want to support the region even more”
we will redouble our efforts to encourage tourism. “The Caribbean is engrained in
our DNA and we feel things like this keenly so it makes us want to support the region even more, and I urge agents to do the same.” The Caribbean specialist has also introduced South Africa and Costa Rica to its worldwide programme, featured in its new Our Beautiful World brochure. The Costa Rica programme is on the back of British Airways’ direct route to San Jose, launched last year, and South Africa has been
added in response to demand.
caribtours.co.uk
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Sea Breeze Beach House opens doors to guests in December
Sea Breeze Beach House in Barbados will reopen in December after refurbishment and 44 luxury suites will open in April 2018. Its 78 classic collection rooms
have been revamped and the beachfront has been extended so it now spans more than 1,000ft. The new luxury suites take
the total number of rooms at the resort to 122. They will range from one to four beds and will all have ocean views. There will also be a new kids’
club and spa, as well as six dining experiences. A family pool is within view
from the “parent central” lounging spot and an adult-only pool has
oversized sunloungers.
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