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Serenity at Coconut Bay Announces Bonus Rewards for Canadian Advisors

by Sarah Milner  January 13, 2025
Serenity at Coconut Bay, St Lucia

Photo: Serenity at Coconut Bay Resort & Spa

St. Lucia’s all-inclusive Serenity at Coconut Bay Resort & Spa has announced a limited-time Double Bonus Offer for Canadian travel advisors.

Serenity at Coconut Bay is St. Lucia’s newest adults-only, luxury all-suite resort, located within a 5-minute drive of Hewanorra International Airport. 

Until Jan. 31, 2025, advisors can earn up to US$300 for tour operator and direct bookings as part of the Serenity Resort REWARD$ program. Advisors will also receive a 15% commission for direct bookings.

The Double Rewards Offer is valid for seven-night stays with travel through March 1 to April 30, 2025, and is valid on new bookings only.

Additionally, the resort is offering up to 65% off in savings for the resort’s unlimited all-inclusive rates. These packages include private transfers from the airport, unlimited reservation-free à la carte dining, wine and premium spirits, and other luxury service amenities.

“At Serenity at Coconut Bay, we are deeply grateful for our valued travel agent partners and their clients who have helped us become St. Lucia’s number one Tripadvisor traveler-rated resort,” said Mark Adams, Serenity at Coconut Bay president and CEO. “This Double Rewards Offer is a token of our appreciation for your continued trust and partnership in creating exceptional experiences for every couple who chooses Serenity.”

Advisors can register for the resort’s reward program at SerenityRewards.com.

  
  
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