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WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS PROPOSALS DESTINATIONS


Proving you know your partner better than anyone is the ultimate romantic gesture


LEFT: Jade Mountain, Saint Lucia BELOW: Northern lights


all-inclusive accommodation, flights from Gatwick and transfers, departing September 5. sellingsandals.co.uk Or try: Spend the day climbing the magnificent Pitons of Saint Lucia, then come back to find a six-course gourmet dinner with wine pairing laid out in your suite and a view over those lofty peaks, no less. If that sounds like the perfect end to a perfect day, book a stay at Jade Mountain. Rates start at £780 a night, with the Six in your Sanctuary private dining


experience $300 per person.


w ON AN ADVENTURE Proving you know your partner better than anyone is the ultimate romantic gesture, so if they prefer boots to beaches, book an adventure holiday to pop the question in the place they feel most at home. That might be the jungles of northern Thailand, where couples can spend a day cycling and kayaking around Sri Lanna National Park, enjoy lunch at


a floating bamboo raft house, then head back to their boutique hotel. All they have to decide is where to pause for the big reveal. Follow with a few nights on the islands to celebrate and you’ve got the makings of the ideal proposal package. Book it: Premier Holidays offers a Chiang Mai and Koh Yao Yai twin-centre from £1,697, with three nights at Tamarind Village in Chiang Mai, a Pedal and Paddle Adventure, and seven nights at Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort &


Spa, with Heathrow flights and private transfers. trade.premierholidays.co.uk Or try: With wild volcanic landscapes underfoot and the northern lights dancing overhead, it’s hard to beat the magic of popping the question in Iceland. Skip the Reykjavik crowds and head north to Akureyri, to where Super Break offers flights from 13 regional airports for its three and four-night Incredible Iceland breaks. Add a private northern lights excursion, a Lake Myvatn Adventure, transfers and a stay in a studio with private hot tub, from £995 departing December 28. superbreak.com/agents


w IN THEIR FAVOURITE CITY It’s easy to overlook the magic of a short-haul city break, but whisking a would-be fiancée off to their favourite city – perhaps the first place they holidayed together, or a spot with special meaning – is a classic for a reason. It’s also a great opportunity


for you to upsell by offering to book the romantic extras that transform it into a proposal- worthy break. Osprey Holidays recommends a private gondola ride in Venice. Product manager Nathalie Cornish says: “We offer agents 10% commission on all tours, excursions and visits. Queue skips and pre-booked tickets can really show their value, especially when clients arrive at a busy tourist hotspot.” Book it: Three nights at Venice’s four-star Rialto Hotel, flights from Gatwick and a private gondola ride starts at £599 departing June 4. ospreyholidays.com Or try: Hop up to the lofty summit of Montjuic in Barcelona for a brilliant vantage point of the Spanish city, and a romantic spot to get down on one knee with the bright lights unfolding below. Jet2holidays offers three nights’ room-only in the four-star Pestana Arena Barcelona from £299, departing from Manchester on April 23. For an extra £80, clients can upgrade to a junior suite. jet2holidays.com


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