Des Hôtels & Des Îles Launches a Guadeloupe Sales Challenge


Des Hôtels & Des Îles lance un challenge de ventes autour de la Guadeloupe - Depositphotos.com @i.shpulak

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In a context of reviving bookings to the Caribbean, Des Hôtels & Des Îles has rolled out a sales challenge aimed at tourism professionals.

The operation runs for almost a month, from April 7 to May 5, 2026, with departures possible through November 5, 2026.

The principle rests on a points-based system designed to reward commercial performance.

Each sold and registered stay dossier earns 10 points, while participating in a weekly question adds an extra point.

Agents are invited to declare their sales via the group’s dedicated platform.


Des incentives axés sur l’expérience client

Through this challenge, the group highlights several of its properties in Guadeloupe, with stays as prizes for the top sellers. The rewards, designated for the 20 agents who accumulate the most points, emphasize an offer that blends seaside leisure with immersion in nature.
The grand prize notably includes a stay pairing two nights at La Toubana Hôtel & Spa and two nights at Le Jardin Malanga. Other rewards include stays at La Créole Beach Hôtel & Spa, or gift vouchers for the remaining winners.
The campaign rests on three flagship addresses within Des Hôtels & Des Îles’ Guadeloupe portfolio.
La Créole Beach Hôtel & Spa is presented as an essential cornerstone of the group, while Le Jardin Malanga focuses on a more intimate, nature‑oriented experience.
La Toubana Hôtel & Spa, for its part, positions itself in the luxury segment, being notably identified as the destination’s only five-star property.


Amelia Brille Published by Amelia Brille TourMaG.com Editor
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