Though Australian borders remain firmly closed and a complete travel ban continues, there’s no telling where the world will be three years from now.
With a COVID-19 vaccine and the correct approach to social distancing, international travel could resume safely, and allow you to take those holidays you’ve been dreaming of as you whittle away the days in isolation.
One global resort chain wants to help you secure your next stay at their luxe properties when the day comes that you can travel once more, and with its Plan Now, Pay Later certificates, is allowing you to buy an opulent stay now, to be used anytime over the next three years.
Six Senses Resorts knows you can’t wait to explore the world once the skies open up for international travel, so from now until December 20, 2020, it will allow you to purchase a Plan Now, Play Later certificate to a value of your choosing above USD $1000.
Even better, each certificate offers an additional 20% bonus that can be used towards luxurious extras like room upgrades, spa treatments, dining experiences, and activities.
Certificates are valid for three years from the date of issue, meaning you could essentially reserve yourself a honeymoon in the Maldives for 2023 (with an extra 20% value to spend on couples’ massages).
The certificates are valid and able to be purchased for all participating Six Senses resorts, which are scattered around the world from Bali and Fiji to Portugal and Turkey. The certificates are even valid for resorts that are yet to open, including the Six Senses Shaharut, located in the Arava Valley in Israel.
What’s more, no blackout dates apply, so when the opportunity arises, you can freely redeem your stay during New Year’s Eve or the peak seasons.
It’s a fairly safe and secure way to lock in a stay with what is arguably the world’s most luxurious resort group, and have something really exciting to look forward to on the other end of this pandemic.
To check out the full suite of resorts and spas around the world from Six Senses, and to lock in your future stay, visit the Six Senses website now.
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