Family travelers have reason to celebrate: Family all-inclusive vacation brand Beaches recently announced plans to invest almost $1 billion in expansion in the next five years. New destinations for Beaches locations include Barbados; Exuma, The Bahamas; Jamaica; and Turks and Caicos.
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“As a family from the Caribbean, we have a deep love for our islands, and it’s incredibly gratifying to draw inspiration from our guests,” said Adam Stewart, executive chairman, Beaches Resorts. “Our growth strategy is rooted in meeting their wants, with the importance of family time being at the core of our brand’s DNA. We know that now, more than ever, families are prioritizing connection and seeking enriching, multigenerational vacations. We are committed to not only meeting this demand but going above and beyond to wow them with new product offerings and provide unforgettable shared experiences.”
Beaches Barbados will break ground in 2025 and offer 600 rooms, designed in “Bajan Style” and boasting a dedicated Main Street with shopping, dining, high-energy family zones and more. The brand’s first appearance in The Bahamas will be with Beaches Exuma, set upon 500 acres and featuring 12 restaurants.
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Beaches Runaway Bay Resort, midway between Ocho Rios and Montego Bay, will offer an estimated 400 one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom suites and villas. Reservations are now being accepted at a brand-new village, Treasure Beach, at Beaches Turks and Caicos, which will then offer 858 rooms across its soon-to-be six villages.
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