Editing Resort (section)

=== Types of Resorts ===

# '''Beach Resorts''' Perfect for sun-seekers, '''beach resorts''' are often located along the coastline, offering direct access to pristine beaches. Popular destinations include '''Maldives''', '''Bora Bora''', and '''Hawaii'''. These resorts usually focus on water-based activities like surfing, diving, and beachside lounging.
# '''Mountain Resorts''' For those who love nature and adventure, '''mountain resorts''' provide a scenic retreat, often surrounded by hiking trails, ski slopes, and outdoor exploration. Popular locations include '''Swiss Alps''', '''Colorado''', and '''Canadian Rockies'''.
# '''Spa Resorts''' Focused on health and wellness, '''spa resorts''' offer rejuvenating treatments, yoga sessions, and meditation classes. These are ideal for travelers looking to unwind and refresh their mind, body, and soul. '''Bali''', '''Thailand''', and '''[[California]]''' are popular spa resort destinations.
# '''All-Inclusive Resorts''' As the name suggests, '''all-inclusive resorts''' bundle accommodations, dining, drinks, and many activities into a single price. These are great for travelers who want a no-fuss vacation where everything is taken care of. The '''Caribbean''' and '''Mexico''' are famous for their all-inclusive offerings.
# '''Luxury Resorts''' A step above the rest, '''luxury resorts''' offer the finest in comfort, service, and amenities. Guests can expect private butlers, gourmet dining, exclusive access to activities, and the highest standard of accommodation. '''Dubai''', '''Bora Bora''', and '''Mauritius''' are some of the top luxury resort destinations.
# '''Eco-Friendly Resorts''' Catering to environmentally-conscious travelers, '''eco-resorts''' focus on sustainability, often integrating green practices like renewable energy, organic food, and conservation efforts. Popular destinations include '''Costa Rica''', '''Thailand''', and '''Sri Lanka'''.