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Tourist Board targets North American markets with ‘Golden Virtual Roadshow’

Tourist Board targets North American markets with ‘Golden Virtual Roadshow’

The [British] Virgin Islands will be in the spotlight for the next few days commencing today, February 16, 2021, as the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission targets the North American market through a ‘Golden Virtual Roadshow.’

“In response to the challenges currently being experienced with face-to-face promotions, our dedicated team is proud to offer this opportunity to our travel advisors”, Director of Tourism, Clive McCoy said via a release.

He continued: “This virtual event is an ideal way for us to network in the North American region and showcase our beautiful destination”.

The release informed that viewers would participate in a cocktail making class with Mixologist Robert Swain Jr, who is the owner of On the Rox Bartending; a yoga session with Amanda Georges, owner of Frangipani Dance Studio; a cultural music extravaganza with the Heritage Dancers and the Razor Blades, fungi band and a Happy Hour jam with DJ Lady Mix VI (Ayana Phillips).

Director of Tourism, Clive McCoy said the virtual event is an ideal way for the BVI Tourist Board to network in the North American region and showcase our beautiful destination.

: The [British] Virgin Islands will be in the spotlight for the next few days commencing today, February 16, 2021, as the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission targets the North American market through a ‘Golden Virtual Roadshow.’


Demonstration of BVILOVE


The virtual event will be held from February 16 to 18, 2021.

There will be several local companies in the hospitality industry participating such as Bitter End Yacht Club, BVI Sotheby’s International Realty, Necker Island, Oil Nut Bay, Rosewood Little Dix Bay Resort, Saba Rock Resort, Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, The Moorings, Virgin Gorda Villa Rentals and Wyndham Lambert Beach Resort.

“The series of presentations aim to create indelible memories of the BVI that will keep the destination at the forefront of the minds of the Territory’s highly valued travel advisors. The presentations are another demonstration of BVILOVE, as the [British] Virgin Islands shares its amazing tourism product, and extraordinary experiences, with trusted travel advisors in the United States and Canada,” the release added.

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