BVITB to promote VI @ tourism roadshows in Florida & New York in October
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The roadshows will feature several of the BVITBFC’s tourism industry partners including Guana Island, Virgin Gorda Villa Rentals, Allamanda Estate, The Moorings, Scrub Island Resort, Spa and Marina, Virgin Hotel Collection: Necker Island and The Branson Beach Estate, Tradewinds Aviation, Island Vibe Destinations, and British Concierge.
What’s new & exciting in VI!
According to a press release form the BVITBFC today, September 26, 2023, the BVITBFC, along with its partners, will make presentations to key North American travel advisors on what is new and exciting in the destination and why the VI should still be their clients’ number one choice.
The presentations will take place during an evening event which will include live entertainment.
A highlight of the evening will be a special presentation to the travel advisors who are the top sellers of ‘British Virgin Islands travel’.
Chairperson of the BVITBFC, Mrs Delma Maduro will also attend the road shows.
1st face-to-face meeting with travel advisors since pandemic
Commenting on the reason for the road shows, Ms Perla George, Director of Business Development in North America said, “This is the first face-to-face meeting we are having with travel advisors since the pandemic, a time when we only met virtually. I am excited to meet our top-producing travel advisors and express thanks for their commitment to selling the destination. We and our partners are eager to share news with them on the latest developments in the destination and to show our commitment to a robust continued partnership.”
The first roadshow takes place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on October 10, 2023, at The Diplomat Beach Resort and moves on to New York, New York on October 11, 2023, at Virgin Hotels New York City.
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He claims (without making any sense) that roaming charges are "extremely high" in Egypt. But this is not true.
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Did he submit a report on what he learned at this climate change conference, and how BVI can positively contribute?
Is it who you know, who hangs out with who, who is friends with or related to who?
They rather the entire organization fail and disregard staff's voices to not ruffle any feathers.
Islands are not ready for tourists, training and inter structure badly needed.
We are not St Barts. Why are we sending this crew?
The little people are one again thrown under the bus. The rich guys get all the money again!
Why does the government fund a tourist board if it doesn't help the average BVI person??
How much of our money, that could and should be spent on roads, education the incinerator and the electricity generators, is our government, that I did not vote for, wasting on trips this year?
Were can this information be seen by the public?