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Calabash Cove Resort Spa of Saint Lucia Announces Year-Round Travel Agent Rates

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Calabash Cove Resort & Spa, a 26-room beachfront boutique hotel on the coast of St. Lucia, is pleased to announce year-round travel agent rates. Qualified travel agents can save up to 50% off standard room rates depending on time of travel. Travel agent rates now through December 20, 2015 start at $250 per room, all-inclusive, per night based on double occupancy. Adding to the allure, travel agents can save up to 50% off flights during Saint Lucia Agent Months (SLAM), occurring now through November 30, 2015. To learn more about travel agent incentives and rewards, contact the Calabash Cove concierge at TravelAgents@AskMeAboutCalabashCove.com or call 1-800-917-COVE (2683).

“We understand and appreciate the importance of providing travel agents the opportunity to explore Calabash Cove and the island of Saint Lucia,” stated Konrad Wagner, General Manager of Calabash Cove Resort & Spa, “It is essential for travel partners to experience a hotel and the destination in order to effectively make a recommendation to a client.”

Calabash Cove has been committed to travel agents since opening in 2009. The relaxing resort thrives on continuously improving its incentives and rewards for travel agents. In addition to the new, year-round travel agent rates, agents enrolled in Calabash Cove’s Resort Rewards program have access to sales and marketing support tools and resources, on-demand webinars, special offers, and are able to earn rewards in addition to commissions. Cash rewards are accumulated in credits redeemable at Amazon.com. Agents earn $25 for booking a 6-night stay in a Sunset Ocean View Suite, $50 for a Swim-Up Suite, and $75 for a Water’s Edge Cottage. Travel agents earn a $50 bonus when they first register at www.CalabashCoveRewards.com.

The Saint Lucia Tourist Board (SLTB), airlines and local hotels coordinate Saint Lucia Agent Months (SLAM). The promotion, which runs through November 30, 2015, includes booking incentives and special rates on accommodations, airport transfers, tours, and attractions. Special airfares are available from American Airlines, Air Canada Vacations and WestJet. For details, contact the Saint Lucia Tourism Board.

Calabash Cove Resort & Spa is a 26-room boutique hotel overlooking Bonaire Bay on the North coast of Saint Lucia in Gros Islet. The hotel features Windsong, an open-air restaurant as well as a swim-up pool bar. The hotel has a wine cellar with international and American labels. Local fruits grown on the hotel grounds are used in recipes including smoothies, cocktails and culinary dishes. WiFi is available in rooms and on the resort grounds. The hotel offers TiSpa, a fitness center, a reading room, gift shop and stunning views from all rooms. For more information visit http://calabashcove.com.

 

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