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Archipelago Hotel Groups Offering Travel Agent Rates at Its Cuba Hotels

by Daniel McCarthy  February 07, 2022
Archipelago Hotel Groups Offering Travel Agent Rates at Its Cuba Hotels

Photo: Archipelago International

 

Southeast Asia independent hotel company Archipelago is giving travel advisors the opportunity to visit Cuba with FAM rates for both Canada and U.S.-based advisors.

“Our Cuba hotels are located in famous tourist sites, have stunning views, professional staffs and implemented strict health protocols. We also received a Safe Travels recognition and stamp from the World Travel & Tourism Council so as to provide a sense of security and comfort. We definitely look forward to meeting all guests at our Cuba hotels.” said John Flood, President & CEO of Archipelago.

Archipelago is offering $50 per person, per night rates at Grand Aston Cayo Las Bruhas Beach Resort & Spa, an all-inclusive resort on Cayo Las Bruhas north of Cuba; and at Grand Aston La Habana, another all-inclusive located on the north coast of Havana that opens on March 1, 2022.

It is also offering $40 per person, per night rates at two other resorts—Aston Costa Verde Beach Resort, which opens on Feb. 1, 2022; and Aston Panorama, which opens on July 1, 2022.

The rates are available for advisors by contacting the hotels directly (see below) and are open for most dates to book and stay by Nov. 30, 2022.

In total, Archipelago International operates over 150 hotels worldwide with another 50-plus in development across Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. It operates under ASTON, Collection by ASTON, The Alana, Huxley, Kamuela, Harper, Quest, NEO, favehotels, and Nordic.

  
  
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