Shortlisting destinations for your post-vaccine travels? Well, here’s one to add. New luxury resort, The Ocean Club, is set to open March 2021, in the popular tourist destination of Sosúa, on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
The resort joins the exclusive collection of luxury hotels within the Marriott International Hotels Distinctive Luxury portfolio. It consists of 68 modern apartments boasting a sophisticated, Caribbean-inspired design.
The one to three-room apartments and four-bedroom penthouses all have beach and ocean views, plus generous, private indoor and outdoor areas.
Significantly, the opening of the resort will be accompanied by two sustainability projects certain to attract the interest of diving enthusiasts…
A drone’s eye view of Sosúa, Puerto Plata
Significantly, the opening of the resort will be accompanied by two sustainability projects, intended to strengthen ecological development in the region, certain to attract the interest of diving enthusiasts.
In collaboration with the non-profit organisation, Global Coralition, an underwater museum is to be built off the coast in the coming years. It’s hoped this will serve as a new attraction for tourists and divers, and create a marine habitat for sea creatures and corals.
The ‘Reef Project’ with the Maguá Ecological Foundation will also be implemented, which aims to increase the biological diversity of the area through the development of ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves.
The properties can also be rented for a longer-term stay or bought as a second home in the Dominican Republic.
British Airways is giving its long-haul cabins a substantial makeover, with new seats, bedding, dining and interiors arriving across its A380 fleet. Sean Doyle, Chairman and CEO at British Airways, says the upgrades mark “one of the most significant transformations we’ve ever undertaken on any aircraft. This is a major milestone for British Airways and…
Belle Brise returns to the Monaco Yacht Show this week after a comprehensive rebuild that has transformed the 48‑metre Perini Navi. Originally launched in 1993, the yacht has spent more than three decades at sea, emerging earlier this year from an extensive restoration at Lusben in Livorno. The scale of the restoration project makes Belle…
The UK’s smallest pub is packing its bags for Japan, with The Nutshell from Bury St Edmunds being recreated inside an Osaka department store this October. For two weeks, a little piece of Suffolk will be making an unlikely appearance in Japan. The Nutshell, widely recognised as the UK’s smallest pub, is being recreated inside…
Shortlisting destinations for your post-vaccine travels? Well, here’s one to add. New luxury resort, The Ocean Club, is set to open March 2021, in the popular tourist destination of Sosúa, on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
The resort joins the exclusive collection of luxury hotels within the Marriott International Hotels Distinctive Luxury portfolio. It consists of 68 modern apartments boasting a sophisticated, Caribbean-inspired design.
The one to three-room apartments and four-bedroom penthouses all have beach and ocean views, plus generous, private indoor and outdoor areas.
Significantly, the opening of the resort will be accompanied by two sustainability projects, intended to strengthen ecological development in the region, certain to attract the interest of diving enthusiasts.
In collaboration with the non-profit organisation, Global Coralition, an underwater museum is to be built off the coast in the coming years. It’s hoped this will serve as a new attraction for tourists and divers, and create a marine habitat for sea creatures and corals.
The ‘Reef Project’ with the Maguá Ecological Foundation will also be implemented, which aims to increase the biological diversity of the area through the development of ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves.
The properties can also be rented for a longer-term stay or bought as a second home in the Dominican Republic.
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