A new adults-only tour operator has launched in the UK with a very 50 Shades of Grey approach to travelling that comes with playrooms, erotic entertainment and adult parties.
The sex-positive operator called ‘Temptation Holidays’ works with discreet resorts and cruise lines to provide singles and couples with trips that merge relaxation and bucket list activities with sexual play.
According to the operator’s Executive Director, Nina Saini, Temptation Holidays allows people to “practise their sexual preferences” in safe, private and non-judgemental places.
“With today’s dispensable Tinder culture, people are trying to enhance their relationships with their partners. They’re better at communicating what they want.”
Nina Saini, Temptation Holidays Executive Director
So aside from a healthy amount of sex, what can guests expect?
Temptation Holidays splits its tours into three categories – Party, Nude and Play.
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The ‘party’ category is open to all adults and hosted in resorts that have a lively atmosphere and ‘topless optional’ areas. Independent.co.uk says this category is suitable for groups of friends, couples and singles.
Those travelling under the ‘nude’ category will find themselves holidaying in resorts where ‘clothing is optional’. It’s suitable for singles, friends and couples.
And finally, there’s ‘play’, which is for couples-only and comes with access to playrooms (anyone else picturing Christian Grey’s playroom?), erotic entertainment and adult parties.
Image: Temptation Holidays
Holidays include a five-night ‘party’ Caribbean cruise, a ‘nude’ stay at The Desire Riviera Maya Resort in Cancun or a ‘play’ trip around the Mediterranean.
Of course, each trip comes with a series of rules to protect attendees such as no camera or videos at the resorts; everything is optional; appropriate attire must be worn in restaurants; no sex in public areas; and no activity with staff members (they’re forbidden to get involved).
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