Black Meetings and Tourism

January / February 2024

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tiatives provide a unique opportunity to strengthen existing relationships, forge new partnerships, and heighten awareness of Anguilla's product offerings, advancements and new devel- opments. "Anguilla is hot this winter, and we are determined to keep the momentum going," declared Chambers. "We are on the road to demonstrate our support and appreciation for our lead- ing travel advisors and agencies, as nourishing these relation- ships is the key to our success." ATB US Sales Representative Vivian Chambers (far left) and ATB Deputy Director of Tourism Chantelle Richardson (2nd left) ATB Deputy Director Chantelle Richardson (4th left) with the with the Team at BrickellTravel Sales Team at House Travel ATB Deputy Director of Tourism Chantelle Richardson (far left) with the Team at Ultimate Jet Vacations in Miami, FL In addition to targeting the luxury market, Anguilla is mak- ing a sustained outreach to the mid-market segment, ensuring that the island remains accessible to a broad spectrum of trav- elers. The emphasis is on promoting not just the destination but also the authentic experiences that await visitors, from cultural immersion to soft adventure and wellness retreats. As the winter season approaches, the Anguilla Tourist Board invites travelers to discover the unparalleled beauty and warm hospitality of the island. The US Sales Mission and collabora- tive efforts within the travel industry are integral to ensuring that Anguilla emerges as the destination of choice for those seeking the perfect winter getaway. For information on Anguilla please visit the official website of the Anguilla Tourist Board: www.IvisitAnguilla.com; follow us on Facebook: Facebook.com/AnguillaOfficial; Instagram: @Anguilla_Tourism; YouTube; Twitter: @Anguilla_Trsm, Hashtag: #MyAnguilla. ABOUT ANGUILLA Tucked away in the northern Caribbean, Anguilla is a shy beauty with a warm smile. A slender length of coral and limestone fringed with green, the island is ringed with 33 beaches, considered by savvy travelers and top travel maga- zines, to be the most beautiful in the world. A fantastic culi- nary scene, a wide variety of quality accommodations at varying price points, a host of attractions and exciting calen- dar of festivals make Anguilla an alluring and entrancing destination. Anguilla lies just off the beaten path, so it has retained a charming character and appeal. Yet because it can be conve- niently reached from three major gateways – Miami, FL (MIA), Puerto Rico (SJU), and St. Martin, (SXM), and by pri- vate air, it's a hop and a skip away. Romance? Barefoot elegance? Unfussy chic? And untram- meled bliss? Lose The Crowd. Find Yourself. In Anguilla. 46 B M & T ••• January/February 2024 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com

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