Bruno Bosquet from Beachcomber Resorts & Hotels in Mauritius stated: "We have seen a surge in young adults and newly married couples visiting our properties during the last year. Most of the Beachcomber resorts are located on the tropical island’s seafront and many Saudi Arabian nationals prefer these properties. As a group, we have invested several million Euros to refurbish our properties in order to cater to the discerning Saudi travellers.”
Since the creation of Park Hotel in 1952, a collection of nine resorts have emerged over the years, including the Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury Mauritius in 1985. The group recently expanded its collection, with the integration of the Beachcomber French Riviera, situated on the Côte d’Azur, in France.
“We have created special, creative and memorable set of activities for tourists from Saudi Arabia, especially for the new couples wherein they can engage in a nine-hour discovery drive around Mauritius at their own pace and liking. In addition, they can explore scuba diving with a qualified instructor, have a parasailing tour, mountain biking, horseback rides tour around Mahebourg, speedboat outing in the Eastern lagoon, sunset tours, photoshoots, boat trips and also yoga sessions with a Master Yogi,” added Bruno.