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Cuvée’s Royal Island Featured on New Netflix Show, "The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals"




Called a Cast Favorite, Our Private Royal Island Won Their Hearts

January 27, 2022




The world is filled with unique sights, sounds, tastes and feelings. Together, those senses can form truly extraordinary experiences and life-changing vacations. But with a world of options, what’s the formula for finding the best adventure possible? Netflix’s unscripted docuseries, “
The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals
,” aims to find out.

The show’s three hosts:  
Million Dollar Listing New York
‘s Luis D. Ortiz and content creators Megan Batoon and Jo Franco experience three destination vacation rentals per episode, including budget-friendly, exceptionally unique, and over-the-top luxurious.

One of the show’s most highly anticipated episodes features private island vacation rentals. This episode’s ultra-luxury destination features Cuvée’s Royal Island, an exclusively private, 430-acre island off the coast of North Eleuthera in the Bahamas, as Ortiz’s ultra-luxury selection.







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From eco-friendly tree houses in Bali, to a natural cave lodge in the Ozarks, the pleasurable series showcases some of the many, and varied, properties that people can rent for their post-COVID travels. Some of the episodes are country-specific; others are designed to highlight the more popular trends in short-term rentals. They all highlight what makes each rental, based on the desired experience, a great alternative to a hostel or hotel.


The World's Most Amazing Vacation Rentals
is a promotional vehicle for each of the properties featured, and it's designed to help reinvigorate the tourism industry, which was decimated by the global pandemic. Much like a travel brochure, it's obvious that everything has been done to highlight the best of what each site has to offer. Nonetheless, the enthusiasm of the hosts, combined with the scenery and local attractions, makes this a fun watch. No doubt travel-hungry viewers will be inspired to dust off their passports and begin planning their next trip.





As one of the hosts of the popular Netflix show, 'The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals,' Jo Franco is paving the way for women of color in travel television.

Jo Franco says she feels most alive when she’s jumping in the snow. As a first-generation mixed-race traveler, 29-year-old Franco has been up close and personal with some of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders, and she considers herself blessed.

For Franco, traveling has been an entry point to exploring cultures. As a Brazilian immigrant, both frugal adventures and extravagant jet-setting are her definitions of living the dream. Most recently, Franco’s presence on Netflix’s World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals made television history and cemented her as one of the first women of color travel show hosts on Netflix, an inspiration for all travel lovers. Franco has particularly impacted the women of color who often feared to travel alone and travel fearlessly. Her advice to women of color exploring is to choose affordable, off-season trips that involve learning a language, a dance, or cooking.

As a lover and speaker of over five languages, Franco says the way she travels is all about cultural learning, but t


In the 2000s, I’d often turn to reruns of
The Golden Girls
to keep me company in my studio apartment, and to the Travel Channel to transport me someplace else. Whether I was watching Samantha Brown explore
Great Hotels
, learning from Anthony Bourdain’s curiosity on
No Reservations
, or just watching a glorified infomercial about holiday decorating at Walt Disney World, I felt like I was traveling from my couch.

Today, I’d only tune in to the Travel Channel if I wanted the shit scared out of me. That’s not because I’m scared of ghosts, but because I’m terrified that the network has been completely taken over by non-stop paranormal TV. Travel Channel has completely stopped exploring the world, and now just pretends to see things that don’t exist.

There are certainly plenty of other great travel reality TV shows, and some appalling ones too, but what I think I’ve really missed are the light and airy travel reality TV of
Great Hotels
or
Xtreme Waterparks
: just a quick dip into another place for a moment, that maybe gives me an idea of a place I’d like to visit someday. (For the record, the original Travel Channel show