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TOURISM DIVISION NETWORKS WITH MEDIA AND TRAVEL TRADE

Government of Montserrat News, Tourism / 19th May 2021 19th May 2021 During the first quarter of 2021, the Montserrat Tourism Division, Office of the Premier, has been engaging in a series of marketing activities to enhance the island’s destination awareness in North America and Europe. Beginning in February, the Division participated in the Adventure Travel Network Conference & Marketplace and were joined by industry veteran, James “Scriber” Daley in a series of one-on-one meetings with travel professionals who specialize in developing outdoor/adventure programmes for groups and individual travelers from the UK. This was followed in March by Virtual Unite Caribbean, another UK event that brought together tour operators and travel advisors in the UK for one-on-one meetings with national tourism offices from the Caribbean.

Seven things to do on the Caribbean island of Montserrat

Introducing Montserrat a dramatic island in the Caribbean dominated by the smoking Soufrière Hills volcano and home to an abundance of nature. Its small population (a little under 5,000), rare wildlife and paradisiacal setting make it the ideal getaway, and a new remote worker programme  offering those capable of working from home a year-long, visa-free entry may soon entice more visitors to the British Overseas Territory. The island, which both the Native Americans and Carib Indians have called home, was uninhabited by the time Columbus sighted it in 1493 and named it after a Spanish abbey. In 1632, Irish Catholics from nearby St Kitts became the island’s earliest settlers, and this, together with its resemblance to the outline of Ireland, gave Montserrat the nickname ‘The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean’. Here are the seven activities you shouldn’t miss when visiting this unique island.

On this Caribbean isle, St Patrick s Day is a unique blend of heritages

On this Caribbean isle, St. Patrick’s Day is a unique blend of heritages Rebecca Toy © Photograph by Valbaun Galloway, Montserrat Tourism Division Montserrat Traditional Dancers, The Emerald Orioles, dance to the sounds of African and Irish drums and fife during a St. Patricks Day Parade in 2018. Masqueraders are popular performers during all Montserrat cultural events. There is green everywhere. But the steel drums and masked dancers, the goat water stew, and the active volcano all serve as a reminder that this is not the typical St. Patrick’s Day.  Just south of Antigua, Montserrat is that increasingly rare Caribbean realm without resorts and massive cruise ships. Ask any of its nearly 5,000 residents about the character of their island, and they’ll likely point out that, here, lost phones are taken to the radio station to be reunited with owners. People leave keys in cars, and doors unlocked. And they host a 10-day St. Patrick’s festival. Montserr

Account News In Brief (February 22, 2021)

(MENAFN - PRovoke) NEW YORK VeriJet, which provides private jet charters, has named VirgoPR its PR agency of record. VirgoPR s work will focus on company news like an expanding fleet, app updates, further regional services, thought leadership for the aviation industry and the future of travel. VirgoPR will also be refining messaging and positioning around how VeriJet fits into the travel industry. CHICAGO Montserrat Tourism Division has retained Zapwater Communications for media relations activations in North America. The agency will lead the destination s Remote Workers Stamp initiative and other promotional campaigns designed to position the Caribbean island as a must visit destination.

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