Sol by Melia Phu Quoc partners with Cocoon Vietnam for 'Endless Summer' campaign

April 21, 2025 | 08:08

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This summer 2025, Sol by Melia Phu Quoc is delighted to partner with Cocoon Vietnam, a leading Vietnamese vegan skincare brand, to launch the “Endless Summer” campaign – a special gift experience for resort guests during the upcoming holiday season.

Sol by Melia Phu Quoc partners with Cocoon Vietnam for “Endless Summer” campaign

From April 28 to May 1, every room with at least one guest who is a MeliaRewards member will receive a complimentary Cocoon vegan skincare gift set along with a special spa voucher-a warm welcome to elevate their tropical getaway.

The campaign celebrates the fusion of relaxation and beauty care, while encouraging sustainability and natural living values shared by both Sol by Melia Phu Quoc and Cocoon Vietnam. All products from Cocoon are 100 per cent vegan, cruelty-free, and made with natural ingredients, offering a safe and gentle skincare experience for guests of all ages.

“At Sol by Melia Phu Quoc, we want every holiday to be a moment of recharge and self-care. Cocoon is a perfect partner to bring that feeling of wellbeing and nature-driven beauty to each stay at the resort,” said the representative of Sol by Melia Phu Quoc.

Located just 10 minutes from Phu Quoc International Airport with a private sunset beach, Sol by Melia continues to be a favourite destination for travellers seeking comfort, connection with nature, and tropical island relaxation.

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