Hotel zone / Bávaro
The destination's volume
The largest concentration of all-inclusive rooms on the east coast. The problem here is not choosing a band, it is sustaining issue rate on a Saturday arrivals day.
High-volume issue
Continuous wear
Reorder point
Hotel zone
| Profile | Large-format all-inclusive resorts along a continuous beach strip |
|---|---|
| From PUJ | Roughly 20–30 minutes |
| Environmental pressure | East-facing open beach: constant salt spray and seasonal sargassum landfall |
| Credential consequence | Room card plus water-facing band, with replacement stock sized against arrival days |
How the zone operates
Charter arrival day sets the week's issue peak, and the product is sized against that peak rather than against the average.
When a large flight lands, the desk fits hundreds of bands in a few hours. A closure that needs two hands and a fine adjustment costs seconds per guest, and those seconds become a queue. In this zone the closure outweighs the artwork.
The Bávaro strip faces east. Salt and sun cream do not attack the chip, they attack the printed surface — which is why the room card runs matte lamination with heavy artwork kept off the area where a thumb rests.
A property this size does not reorder by purchase, it reorders against a stock point. The calculation is per artwork rather than per property: two artworks, three package-tier colours and two sizes is twelve separate counts, not one.
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