Barbados Tourism Marketing, Inc. (BTMI) has just announced its “Say Hello to Barbados: The Island of Rewards” campaign with exclusive offers and incentives.
The island, known for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture and warm hospitality invites solo travelers, couples and groups looking for a memorable getaway this fall to take advantage of this travel offer.
Guests can book getaways now until September 30, 2024, for travel between September 1- October 31, 2024, subject to availability. Exclusive offers include up to 50 percent off accommodations and attractions whether it’s a beachside retreat stay or an adventurous island tour. Dining experiences feature unique flavors of Barbados menus at top restaurants around the island.
Additionally, travel advisors can take advantage of a double points incentive that provides up to $25 for bookings made during the campaign period.
The “Say Hello to Barbados” campaign is designed to encourage longer stays and inspire new travelers who have not yet considered Barbados as their next destination. With the special incentives available, Barbados says that it’s the perfect time to explore the island’s diverse offerings and create lasting memories.
“We are excited to launch this campaign and welcome visitors to discover the many rewards of Barbados,” said Cheryl Carter, Chief Operations Officer of Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc [BTMI]. “With our generous discounts and exclusive offers, we are confident that travelers will find unparalleled value and unforgettable experiences in Barbados.”
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