In travel news for May 24, 2023 we talk about Crystal’s new 2024 Grand Journey’s itineraries, the new Sandals Dunn’s River resport in Ocho Rios, Jamaica; and an updated on Tulum’s new International Airport.
Unveiling Crystal's 2024 Grand Journeys: A Globe-Trotting Extravaganza Redefining Luxury Cruising
Crystal has announced four extensive 2024 Grand Journeys sailing itineraries as part of a pioneering partnership with Abercrombie & Kent. Designed to enhance discovery, these extended itineraries offer overnight stays at iconic and lesser-known destinations. Ranging from 37 to 68 nights, the journeys offer exclusive opportunities to immerse in the cultural experiences of each locale. From exploring Asia's most captivating cities to tasting the Iberian culture and discovering North America's diverse landscapes, the itineraries offer a varied and expansive experience. The ships, Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity, will offer enhanced suites, wellness features, and a revitalized spa after undergoing extensive refurbishments.
Sandals Resorts International Unveils Revamped Sandals Dunn's River Resort: An Iconic Return to Jamaica's Tourism History
The iconic Sandals Dunn's River in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, is set to reopen after a complete transformation, offering an array of luxurious features for its guests. The resort will feature 12 dining venues, nine bars, and will offer guests access to amenities at the nearby Sandals Ochi. The resort, which is the seventh of its kind in Jamaica, is also the last project Adam Stewart, Sandals' executive chairman, and his late father, Sandals founder Butch Stewart, worked on together. The resort’s launch was celebrated with a grand ceremony, and it is anticipated to continue Sandals' legacy of offering exceptional vacations.
New Tulum International Airport Set to Open by Year-End, Boosting Connectivity in Mexico
Mexico's tourism is poised for a significant boost with the upcoming completion of the Felipe Carrillo Puerto Tulum International Airport, due in December 2023. The new airport project in Tulum, announced by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa, will provide improved connectivity to destinations within Mexico and across the globe. This development comes as the Quintana Roo government announced plans to install over a mile of anti-sargassum barriers along Tulum's beaches, further improving the appeal of the region for tourists. --