Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Antigua, the Bahamas, Grenada, Barbados... All these heavenly destinations in the Caribbean are already well known to the British, as part of the Commonwealth, and to the Americans, who are almost neighbours. The Sandals is now aiming to make them more popular with French tourists, particularly couples and newlyweds, but also with groups as part of thevery top-of-the-range incentive. A pioneer in "all inclusive"LuxuryThe Jamaican chain is extending its all-inclusive approach to business tourism, with no hidden costs - only spa treatments are extra.
In the 19 resorts on a human scale - 250 rooms on average, as opposed to more than 1,000 for American hoteliers - all activities are included, from water sports and scuba diving to golf courses and golf courses. golf coursesThe same goes for meals and drinks, welcome cocktails and private gala dinners. The same goes for meals and drinks, welcome cocktails and private gala dinners. All this in an atmosphere that is both exotic and contemporary, with almost all the hotels having been recently renovated, some with villas and bungalows on stilts. A first in the West Indies for this VIP concept.
