Tuesday, September 12, 2006
From the pearly white beaches of Anguilla to the backwaters of the Bahamas, a sightseeing budge is taking figure in the Caribbean.
The tired out can still tome mega hotels and big, luxurious, self-sufficient resorts, but now they can also possess a piece of glory. An increasing digit of Caribbean destinations is offering visitors small, tailored stays in the form of villas, condos and boutique hotels.
Visitors are saying we’ve been to the large hotel; we wish for that intimate, tailored service in a nice, small, situation, Berthia Parle, former president of the Caribbean Hotel connection, said in a receiver interview from her 72-room hotel in St. Lucia.
The tired out can still tome mega hotels and big, luxurious, self-sufficient resorts, but now they can also possess a piece of glory. An increasing digit of Caribbean destinations is offering visitors small, tailored stays in the form of villas, condos and boutique hotels.
Visitors are saying we’ve been to the large hotel; we wish for that intimate, tailored service in a nice, small, situation, Berthia Parle, former president of the Caribbean Hotel connection, said in a receiver interview from her 72-room hotel in St. Lucia.
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