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NEW YORK, Aug. 26, 2003/PRNewswire/ -- Sun and sand continue to be the romantic backdrop of choice for newlyweds according to Modern Bridemagazine's Seventh Annual Survey of the World's 50 Best Honeymoons, an expert poll of travel agents across the U.S. Hawaii ranked #1 for overall honeymoon spot followed by other beach destinations including Mexico, Jamaica, Tahiti and Bermuda. According to the survey, the top 10 honeymoon destinations are: 1.
Hawaii
Hawaii fulfills just about every type of honeymoon desire, no matter what the priority for love-struck travelers, by ranking in the top ten for romance, beaches, affordability, snorkeling and diving, trendy locales, sexy ambience, food, adventure and nightlife. Other top destinations that ranked #1 [in specific features]include:
The Modern Bride magazine survey uncovers the details of 50 destinations to help couples choose the perfect place for a honeymoon retreat and offers travel agents' top picks for newlyweds looking for the best in travel bargains, secluded hotels, natural settings, and outdoor adventure. Couples looking for five-star touches will want to consider these hotels for their honeymoon: Ultimate honeymoon suite
Most luxurious bathroom
Best room service
Ultimate resort for seclusion
Honeymoons account for a $7 billion-a-year industry, with newlyweds spending an average of $3,719 on their honeymoon according to the Conde Nast Bridal Group Infobank. A recent ModernBride.com survey asked readers how they would spend an extra $5,000 - $10,000 on the wedding and 65% said they would spend it on their honeymoon. |
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