Diverse high resort

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Miami.

Oh lord.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What tropical (anywhere in the world)high end resort can we go where the clientele has some diversity?

Every time we watch review videos, it looks like locals serving all white people. Which is a turn off for us.

What kind of diversity are you looking for? ME princes? Kazakhstan oligarchs? Rappers and basketball players?
Sorry, but they would be spending on private islands or chartered yachts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What tropical (anywhere in the world)high end resort can we go where the clientele has some diversity?

Every time we watch review videos, it looks like locals serving all white people. Which is a turn off for us.

What kind of diversity are you looking for? ME princes? Kazakhstan oligarchs? Rappers and basketball players?
Sorry, but they would be spending on private islands or chartered yachts.

They want tasteful diversity, mostly white people of course, but with just the right sprinkling of well behaved English speaking “others.”

They definitely don’t want the kind of diversity where -they- are the diversity, otherwise they wouldn’t be posting this type of question here…

[Anonymous]

Go to any country with people you consider diverse. PR, DR, Colombia, Brazil, anMiddle East, etc.

This is not a tough question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go to any country with people you consider diverse. PR, DR, Colombia, Brazil, anMiddle East, etc.

This is not a tough question.

The resorts in those places will all be filled with rich white Americans and Europeans.

One must venture far beyond the bubble of the resort area, to experience the culture of a country.

[Anonymous]

Jamaica.

[Anonymous]

Hotel Xcaret- high end Latin American and Mexican-American clientele

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What tropical (anywhere in the world)high end resort can we go where the clientele has some diversity?

Every time we watch review videos, it looks like locals serving all white people. Which is a turn off for us.

What kind of diversity are you looking for? ME princes? Kazakhstan oligarchs? Rappers and basketball players?
Sorry, but they would be spending on private islands or chartered yachts.

They want tasteful diversity, mostly white people of course, but with just the right sprinkling of well behaved English speaking “others.”

They definitely don’t want the kind of diversity where -they- are the diversity, otherwise they wouldn’t be posting this type of question here…

Actually would be fine with that.

[Anonymous]

Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go to any country with people you consider diverse. PR, DR, Colombia, Brazil, anMiddle East, etc.

This is not a tough question.

The resorts in those places will all be filled with rich white Americans and Europeans.

One must venture far beyond the bubble of the resort area, to experience the culture of a country.

Actually, resorts can be quite diverse, in terms of the diversity of US citizens taking advantage of their offerings. Additionally, many Caribbean resorts have Latin American guests from many countries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or stay in the us and go to diverse cities - lots of different populations in California and Florida if you pick a place in a populated area....just went to spa in California and it was a lovely mix of folks.

This.

I was recently at the Four Seasons in Philadelphia. Fantastic hotel. Great spa. Great location walkable to museums and Reeding Terminal. Extremely diverse (racially) clientele (but not diverse socio-economic I assume).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What tropical (anywhere in the world)high end resort can we go where the clientele has some diversity?

Every time we watch review videos, it looks like locals serving all white people. Which is a turn off for us.

Define “diversity.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

She didn’t say her definition of diversity was ethnicity. I don’t even understand what she means by that word.

[Anonymous]

I mean, the business model is most likely “locals serving white people”. Or at least “locals serving Americans with money.” I think that’s what they’re hoping for.
You could try a resort owned by non Americans. Meliá, for example, has resorts in the Caribbean. They’re a Spanish company so attract a lot of Europeans. Might feel a little more diverse. They have a bunch at different price points but the nicest ones are pretty nice.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

She didn’t say her definition of diversity was ethnicity. I don’t even understand what she means by that word.

PP you quoted here

She specified that she didn't want a resort that was all white people. So maybe "ethnicity" wasn't the exact correct term--but OP obviously wants racial diversity.

I mean, what else would she mean? "Economically diverse" people wouldn't all be able to afford a "high end" (as specified by OP) resort in a tropical (again specified by OP) location.

Religious diversity?