The pristine shores of Dickenson Bay in Antigua have once again welcomed their most loyal ambassadors, Peter and Mureen Dibble, marking an extraordinary milestone with their 31st visit to the Sandals Grande Antigua Resort & Spa. This unprecedented achievement sets a new benchmark for guest loyalty within the luxury hospitality sector, transforming the couple from mere patrons into cherished members of the resort’s extended family.
Their return was commemorated with a bespoke welcome reception and personalized amenities, a testament to the deep, familial bonds forged over three decades. General Manager David Latchimy articulated the resort’s profound pride, stating, ‘This remarkable number transcends statistics; it embodies the emotional resonance we endeavor to build with every individual who walks through our doors. Peter and Mureen are the very heart of our Sandals family.’
The Dibbles’ enduring affiliation began decades ago, with the resort’s consistent excellence compelling their repeated return. When queried on their unwavering choice, the couple highlighted the unparalleled service and the unique sensation of arriving at a second home. ‘It’s the meticulous attention to detail—the staff who recall our preferred beverages, the chefs who customize our dining experience. They cultivate an atmosphere where we feel singularly special, as if the entire resort exists solely for us,’ Peter Dibble explained.
In recognition of their steadfast affection for the destination, the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority presented the couple with a special token of appreciation. This narrative of loyalty not only underscores the resort’s acclaimed status as the ‘World’s Most Romantic Resort’ but also vividly illustrates the powerful, lasting connections that transformative hospitality can forge, showcasing the Caribbean’s pinnacle of all-inclusive luxury.