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New Beach House offers bonus
The recently opened, ultra-luxury, 21-room Beach House on the Caribbean island of Barbuda has various travel agent offerings, including 15% commissions on all new bookings made through 30 Sept. for travel through 15 November.
The hotel is also offering agents with a valid IATAN card a special nightly rate of $350. The cost is a savings of 25%, according to hotel officials.
The rate includes breakfast daily, welcome cocktails and one 30-minute massage per person.
The special rate is ongoing.
The Beach House, formerly the Palmetto Beach Hotel, recently reopened its doors after a multi-million dollar renovation. Guest rooms were totally redesigned.
The hotel now has a private helipad, a lagoon and personalized services of a “Service Ambassador.”
Report by David Wilkening
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