Summer vacation is just around the corner and the deals are heating up! If you’re dreaming of sunny skies, sparkling waters and luxurious beaches now is the time to turn that Dream into a reality. Call us today to add airfare to your city and take advantage of these great specials!
Prices valid for 7 nights June 22-29, 2013 and based upon adult double occupancy. Prices include transfers to/from the destination airport, all meals and beverages, nonmotorized watersports and taxes. Prices valid as of 2/5/2013 and do not include airfare.
Christmas deals can go fast! Book early to save big on your Dream all inclusive vacation! Call us today to add airfare from your city and lock in your trip with just a deposit. Get the best prices and specials by booking now!
Prices valid for 7 nights Dec 22-29, 2013 and based upon adult double occupancy. Prices include transfers to/from the destination airport, all meals and beverages, nonmotorized watersports and taxes. Prices valid as of 2/6/2013 and do not include airfare.
We receive many calls throughout the year with the same question; “When is the cheapest time of the year to travel?” Answering that question can be somewhat difficult simply because prices can literally change every day but, in this blog you will be able to see an idea of average prices for the first 10 months of the year on a person price range for some of our most popular All Inclusive Resorts.
As you will see in this graph, the most expensive time of the year to travel (other than Christmas and New Years which is not listed in this graph since those prices are not yet available) would be the months of February, then March, then April and then back up a little in June. Why would those dates be the most expensive? In February, many of us are tired of being stuck in the cold for the past few months and we simply want to get out of town to a wonderful warm sunny beach as well as many travelers try to take vacation over Presidents Day to try and avoid using an extra vacation day from work or school. Thus, the third week of February fills fast and can become very expensive if booking last minute.
For the months of March and April, prices are higher each year simply because of the popularity of Spring Break Travel. Whether you are a teacher planning a romantic getaway with your spouse and you want to travel when your students are out of school or maybe you are a parent wanting to take you kids on vacation during the same time frame and not wanting them to miss school, your best bet each year is to try and book early for these popular travel dates. Easter break tends to be the most popular week of Spring Break Travel.
The rates for All Inclusive travel tend to come down between April 15th and the end of May while prices start to jump back up to Spring Break like rates on the 2nd or 3rd week of June through early August. Rates tend to start dropping like a rollercoaster ride at the end of August through the middle to first part of November. So, to answer the question “When is the cheapest time to travel?” all you have to do is think about the popularity of the travel season and then consider if you can travel when others don’t. Again dates such as mid April to late May and then late August through the first week of November are the least expensive months to travel on average.
The Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa is located beachfront on the breathtaking blue water of the northern Jamaica coast. Only 40 minutes from the Montego Bay airport, this brand new resort features modern design and luxurious facilities that are in perfect harmony with the spectacular, natural surroundings of this remarkable country. The resort shares facilities and services with the neighboring Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa. The Grand Palladium Jamaica is by far Dream Vacations most popular All Inclusive Resort in Jamaica!
Gray skies and snowy weather got you down? Run to the sun this Spring with an all inclusive beach getaway! One of the most popular months of travel, book your March vacation now to get the best rates. We’ve found some great all inclusive resort deals for you traveling March 16-23, 2013. Give us a call today to add airfare from your city!
Prices valid for 7 nights stay March 16-23, 2013 and based upon adult double occupancy. Prices include transfers to/from the destination airport, all meals and beverages, nonmotorized watersports and taxes. Prices valid as of 1/8/2013 and do not include airfare.
One of the most frequently asked questions when traveling to an all inclusive resort is “Do I have to tip the resort employees?” The simple answer is this, you can if you’d like to but it isn’t a requirement. Generally tipping your maids and servers will not change the level of service you receive from the resort. As when traveling in the U.S. when you receive excellent service we like to thank our providers with a token of our appreciation. This can be the same in an all inclusive resort. Sometimes you will have the same waiter for breakfast, lunch and dinner and then see them back bright and early the next day with a smile on their face. Sometimes just $1-$2 can make a difference in this persons day. While tipping is not a requirement when traveling all inclusive it’s always nice to show your bartender, waiter or waitress, or maid how much you appreciate the small things they do, towel animals in the room, the bartender remembering your preferred drink, your waitress bringing the kids something special just to see the smile on their face. Tipping is always at your discretion and doesn’t have to break the bank if you chose to tip. Just a couple dollars here and there can really help out these hard working resort employees.