Sandals & Beaches Resorts are heating things up with the Rhythm and Blues Caribbean sale, a celebration of National Caribbean-American Heritage Month (June) that translates into great incentives for you to cool savings for your clients.
“With average airfare prices up nearly 30 percent in the last few years, we’re giving travel advisors the incentives necessary to delight their existing customers and attract new clientele to the brands,” said Gary C. Sadler, executive v.p. of sales and industry relations at Unique Vacations Inc. (UVI), an affiliate of the worldwide representative for Sandals Resorts and Beaches Resorts, in a press statement. “And when advisors succeed, we all succeed; it’s the beauty of our longstanding partnership and one we’re thrilled to celebrate by offering the top revenue earner a stay at one of our newest resorts. It’s never been easier for advisors and guests to experience the magic of our Caribbean.”
Sandals & Beaches Resorts: Everyone Wins
The Rhythm and Blues Caribbean sale is a win-win for you and your clients. For starters, you can earn up to 3% in bonus commission plus a $200 cash incentive on each booking. When you book your clients from June 1 – July 27, 2023, and they travel through the end of the year, they will receive air credits of $500 on 7-night stays, $250 in air credits for 5-6 night stays, plus $150 in spa credits at Red Lane Spa for stays of 5 nights or more. This is good across all Sandals & Beaches properties, including the recently opened Sandals Dunn’s River and Beaches Negril, which is set to open on July 1 and raise the bar on family travel with its new beachfront Firesky Reserve Villas & Eventide Penthouse collection.
But wait, there’s more: If you’re the top earner during the entirety of the sale, you get a complimentary five-night stay at any Sandals Resort as a “thank you.” Plus, for every booking you make on World’s Ocean Day (June 8), the company will make a $100 donation on your client’s behalf to the Sandals Foundation, the non-profit created to bring about positive change in the Caribbean.
For more information, visit taportal.sandals.com.
