Couples Traveling Together Spark Romance
In the midst of struggling through this economy, a romantic retreat might be just what the doctor ordered to get back to being a couple and focusing on what matters most in your lives. The US Travel Association (USTA) released a series of studies showing the various benefits travelers realize by taking a vacation.
“We want to remind people that whether traveling for business or pleasure, we all benefit tremendously from the experience.” Roger Dow, USTA’s (formerly Travel Industry Association) president and chief executive officer.
Even the anticipation of vacation travel generates an increase in positive feelings about one’s life as a whole, family, economic situation, and health, as revealed in the released survey results.
Women who take more vacations are more satisfied with their marriages is another reported result with more than 40 percent feeling more romantic when on vacation. One travel recommendation for couples to escape is Sandals Resorts.
Sandals is an ultra premium couples only resort with properties in Jamaica, Bahamas, and Antigua. Imagine a private beach dinner for two, a moon and stars couples massage, or an exclusive dinner experience on a pier at sunset.
In the Bahamas, The Royal Village at Sandals Royal Bahamian offers a secluded island with unique tiki style vistas to feel as though couples are isolated. Coupled with multiple pools and a lavish beach area, travelers can be as private as they would like in this quiet tropical retreat. The resort’s romantic fire pit area is unique and further contributes to the couples’ ambiance.
USTA’s revealed survey findings also say that more than half of employed Americans say they come back feeling reconnected with their family after vacation. To further connect with the family, a vacation to Sandals owned Beaches (properties in Turks & Caicos and Jamaica), a cruise, a trip to Disney or a visit to Atlantis Resort are just a few ideas that bring families together.
Deals are to be had right now. “The cost of travel remains at historic lows, giving consumers phenomenal options and the opportunity to stretch their dollars farther,” Dow adds. Sandals (as of article posting) was offering up to 65 percent off of packages and a spa credit of $250, which is about 20 to 25 percent more than typically advertised.
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Global Recession = Cheap Vacations in Tahiti
If you’re looking to make a trip to Tahiti in the next year or so, you’re going to want to make sure that you get the best deal while traveling. The global economy isn’t doing so well, so that means there are less tourists traveling and you can get a lot of great deals right now. Whether you’re looking for hotels in Moorea or a condo in Cancun, there are deals to be found.
Many local governments and organizations in tourist destinations are worried that their revenue from the tourism industry is going to fall dramatically in 2009 and 2010, so they’ve created opportunities for travelers to fly for a lot less. You can find bora bora packages, tahiti packages, and Morroco packages which are extremely affordable.
Maybe you’ve got some extra cash to spend, want to take a family vacation or go on a honeymoon, by doing some searching online, you’re going to find a lot of deals. For example, I’m planning on taking a honeymoon in Bora Bora in the next few months and was able to get it for a fraction of what my travel agent quoted online.












