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Wyndham Adds New Private Island Beach Resort in the Caribbean With Second Conversion to its Trademark Collection in Belize
Turtle Island Beach Resort Marks Wyndham s Third Hotel in the Country
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PARSIPPANY, N.J., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the world s largest hotel franchising company with over 8,900 hotels across nearly 95 countries, today announces the opening of Turtle Island Beach Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham in Belize. The hotel operated by Wyndham Hotels & Resort s management division is set on a private island on the west side of pristine Ambergris Caye, just five minutes by boat from San Pedro Town. Owned by Castle Capital Investment LTD, the resort marks the third Wyndham-branded hotel in Belize and the second hotel on the island to convert to the Trademark Collection by Wyndham.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE - “Our newly updated Caribbean island report at InternationalLiving.com has seen a spike in web traffic of 225 percent over the last month. And that traffic is up 184 percent over the same period last year,” says Jennifer Stevens, Executive Editor, International Living.
“Interest in the Caribbean has increased, which is not surprising considering the cold weather that’s plagued much of the States of late. Even though most folks are largely hunkered down, I think people are using this time at home to plan for where they’ll go once the world opens up again and the idea of sun, sand, and not-too-long a plane ride has its appeal.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Our newly updated Caribbean island report at InternationalLiving.com has seen a spike in web traffic of 225% over the last month. And that traffic is up 184% over the same period last year, says Jennifer Stevens, Executive Editor, International Living. Interest in the Caribbean has increased, which is not surprising considering the cold weather that s plagued much of the States of late. Even though most folks are largely hunkered down, I think people are using this time at home to plan for where they ll go once the world opens up again and the idea of sun, sand, and not-too-long a plane ride has its appeal.
BALTIMORE (PRWEB) February 10, 2021 “Our newly updated Caribbean island report at InternationalLiving.com has seen a spike in web traffic of 225% over the