Tuesday, April 28, 2020

12 Things You Should Know Before Traveling to Aruba

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Year-round sunny weather, white-sand beaches, friendly locals, and tasty international cuisine—these are a few of the reasons we love Aruba. In addition to picture-perfect beaches, the clear water that rings the island is perfect for snorkeling and wreck diving. And while visiting Aruba is pretty easy, there are some things you should know before you get on the plane (No, visiting Flamingo Beach in Aruba isn't as easy as you think). We're covering everything from the when to go to Aruba to whether you need a visa, the best beach resorts, and what must-do experiences you need to book while traveling to Aruba.   Read MORE.

Friday, April 24, 2020

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Coronavirus and Travel: What You Need to Know

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Many of us have hundreds (and possibly thousands) of dollars worth of air travel, accommodations and tours booked for future travel that we now know won’t happen anytime soon.

In fact, nearly 94 million Americans have canceled or plan to cancel travel plans due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a recent survey by personal finance site WalletHub.

Read MORE: Coronavirus Pandemic and Travel Refunds

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Dreaming of a Better Tomorrow and Future Vacations with Friends & Family

Divi Resorts Launches New Divi Devotion Discount Program

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Divi Resorts is offering new ways to provide affordable, worry-free Caribbean vacations and help fulfill customers’ dreams of future travel and better days ahead.

We know times are tough, but we’ve heard from many of our loyal customers that even with today’s concerns, they dream of a better tomorrow and returning to our beautiful Caribbean islands to share precious time together with family and friends.

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (PRWEB) APRIL 02, 2020- Divi Resorts is working hard to find ways to provide affordable, worry-free Caribbean vacations and help fulfill customers’ dreams of future travel and better days ahead.
“We know times are tough, but we’ve heard from many of our loyal customers that even with today’s concerns, they dream of a better tomorrow and returning to our beautiful Caribbean islands to share precious time together with family and friends. Everyone at Divi Resorts wants to help make that dream a reality. So, when our customers are ready to make a travel commitment, we’re here to provide them with fantastic pricing, a worry-free cancellation policy, loyalty rewards, book now and pay over time initiatives and more,” said Marco Galaverna, Divi Resorts President & COO.
Divi’s newest program, the Divi Devotion Discount offers travelers who sign up an additional 10% off the company’s already incredible 30% off sale from now until April 30, 2020. Travelers who register can book an all-inclusive stay for as low as $188 per person, per night, or a room only stay for as low as $134 per night now through April 30, 2020 for travel throughout 2020. Plus, customers don’t need a reservation to sign up and they can save even more when they package room and air.

Another new program Divi Resorts has recently implemented is the Worry-Free, Cancel Anytime Resort Guarantee to allow travelers to book with ease. Travelers who make a reservation from now until April 30, 2020 for travel through December 20, 2020 can cancel or modify their booking any time prior to arrival for any reason with no penalties or fees.

Two more programs that will help travelers save money is the book now and pay over time program and the Guestbook loyalty program which gives travelers an additional 5% cashback reward when they make reservations at Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort on Aruba and Divi Southwinds Beach Resort on Barbados! For more information on these programs, visit http://www.diviresorts.com/caribbean-promotion.htm choose the destination of your choice and select your travel dates to learn more.

Travelers looking for the ultimate peace of mind should consider purchasing travel insurance. Protecting a trip with travel insurance allows guests to cancel for any reason while enjoying added benefits such as 24-hour medical monitoring and emergency travel arrangements. Travel insurance must be purchased online at the time of booking to receive full benefits. Learn more at http://www.reservhotel.com/html/airlink/InsuranceBrochure2018.pdf.*

For reservations or more information on any of these programs please visit http://www.diviresorts.com or call 1-800-367-3484 (Toll-free US) or 1-919-419-3484 (International). For group reservations, please call 1-800-801-5550 or email groupsales@diviresorts.com.

Terms & Conditions: Visit http://www.diviresorts.com/devotion-discount.htm and http://www.diviresorts.com/caribbean-promotion.htm for full terms and conditions.

NEW Worry-Free, Cancel Anytime Resort Guarantee: All Divi Resorts cancellation and change penalties will be waived for new hotel bookings made from March 12 to April 30 for travel through December 20, 2020. Cancellations or changes must be made prior to arrival. This does not include airfare cancellations or changes. For questions regarding airfare please contact your airline directly or reach out to your travel insurance policyholder.

*Visit http://www.reservhotel.com/html/airlink/InsuranceBrochure2018.pdf for full information on trip insurance coverage, benefits, terms & conditions and pricing or contact iTravelInsured by phone at 1.866.347.6673 or via email at service@itravelinsured.com.

Tuesday, April 7, 2020

The 8 Safest Travel Destinations in the Caribbean Right Now

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"Is the Caribbean safe?" The answer is yes — but it depends where you're going. By and large, travelers are unlikely to experience any major incidents on their Caribbean vacation no matter where they go. However, murder and violent crime rates are higher on some islands than others. That's especially true if you're staying in urban areas on the larger islands (though even cities on smaller islands have their share of crime). LGBTQ travelers should also exercise caution, as local laws in certain nations outlaw homosexuality and create unwelcoming (and potentially dangerous) situations.

So what islands in the Caribbean are the safest? Read MORE