2024 BVI Staycation launches with 34 participating partners
The 2024 Staycation programme boasts 34 participating partners, offering a wide range of experiences across five categories: Cultural Experiences, Restaurants, Spas, Adventures, and Car Rentals.
“Whether you are looking to explore the rich cultural heritage of the islands, indulge in gourmet dining, relax with a spa day, embark on thrilling adventures, or simply cruise around in a rental car, there is something for everyone,” BVITB&FC stated in a press release on June 17, 2024.
‘A Festival Celebration for 2024 Staycation’
This year, the Staycation programme runs from June 15 to August 31 and coincides with the Virgin Islands’ 70th Emancipation Festival, and promises a unique blend of cultural heritage and vibrant festivities.
With the theme "A Festival Celebration for 2024 Staycation" this year’s programme encourages residents, regional friends from the US Virgin Islands, St Maarten, and Puerto Rico, as well as the VI diaspora, to immerse themselves in the beauty and culture of the [British] Virgin Islands.
"We are thrilled to introduce BVI Staycation 2024, coinciding with the 70th Emancipation Festival," said RaeNisia Scatliffe, Regional Marketing Manager, BVITBFC. "This unique blend of local heritage, vibrant festivities, amazing stays and adventures offers an unforgettable experience for residents and visitors alike, showcasing the best of the British Virgin Islands."
Meanwhile, the 70th Virgin Islands Emancipation Festival will be held from July 14 to August 10, 2024, under the theme ‘Celebrate Our Freedom and Live in Unity , as BVI Festival Turns 70’.
_01.png)
Follow Us On
4 Responses to “2024 BVI Staycation launches with 34 participating partners”
https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/how-egypts-tourism-industry-is-promising-growth-with-visa-free-access-to-9-countries-including-gulf-nations-of-bahrain-saudi-arabia-uae-malaysia-and-hong-kong/
This policy not only simplifies entry procedures but also strengthens international relations and encourages more visitors from these regions, fostering a more interconnected and accessible travel environment.
The Cairo City Break program, heart of Egypt’s strategy to revitalize its capital as a prime destination for extended weekends.
By expanding the tourist experience to include an array of historical and cultural sites from various eras, this initiative is expected to double the hotel capacity in Cairo to 60,000 rooms in a span of five years, catering to the ever expanding demand for luxury tourism.
Statistics of the Worlds Most Visited Countries
https://youtu.be/W_ZbRF1vqJI?si=BY-1hEsyVKjzap1M
Mexico's ambitious new tourism megaproject
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20240102-the-train-maya-mexicos-ambitious-new-tourism-megaproject
It's been dubbed "the greatest construction project in the world", and will usher in a new way for travellers to experience Mexico's ancient Maya sites. So why is it so controversial?
The UAE lost city of Tuam
https://arkeonews.net/an-ancient-site-found-in-uae-may-be-sixth-century-lost-city-of-tuam/