One flightfurther Sun, sea and somewhere new?
Nigel Tisdall looks at ways to sell the wealth of Caribbean islands that don’t have a direct UK flight
DESTINATIONS CONNECTING ISLANDS | CARIBBEAN
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lients may appear to be spoilt for choice for a holiday in the Caribbean, with non-stop flights available from the UK to 13 balmy islands. Yet that is
only a fraction of the hundreds of interesting islands to discover in this endlessly diverse region. Those prepared to add a connecting flight or a short transfer by sea will have a much wider choice, meaning the chance to explore quieter destinations, discover exceptional (and uncrowded) beaches, and enjoy scenic sailing adventures and world-class diving. They could also be among the true Caribbean connoisseurs who appreciate the authentic, less- commercialised atmosphere outside the busier tourist resorts. And for those who can’t make up their minds, twin-centre
trips are another means of adding value and variety. Here are some tips for offering packages that really do go the extra mile.
FLIGHTS FROM LONDON Routeing clients through Barbados or Antigua is a smart move as there are plentiful morning flights from Heathrow and Gatwick ²
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PICTURE: Peter Island Resort
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