The Bahamas continues to attract American luxury travelers, according to a new study released by Resonance Consultancy. A total of 74 per cent of all luxury travelers surveyed have visited the Caribbean, and 44 per cent have visited The Bahamas, making it the most frequently visited island destination. Sixteen per cent of affluent Americans already own, or are considering vacation homes, in the Caribbean, with the highest concentration (6 per cent) in The Bahamas.
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Pictured: Rendering of Rosewood at Baha Mar Opening 2015 (source: website). As part of the multi-property resort enclave of Baha Mar, Rosewood will offer traditional British Colonial architecture and interior styling, up to 200 beachview rooms and suites, five luxurious beachfront villas, signature dining venues, pools and Sense, A Rosewood Spa®
New York, NY (PRWEB) FEB. 2013 — The Bahamas continues to attract American luxury travelers, according to a new study released by Resonance Consultancy. The report also shows that the island group most wealthy Americans want to visit is just to the southeast, the emerging destination of Turks and Caicos.
The study, conducted in conjunction with the Luxury Institute in New York, surveyed more than 1,200 individuals from households with incomes of $150,000 and higher. The top 10% of American households now control 74% of the country’s wealth and account for nearly 50% of U.S. consumer spending today.
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