Travel Bulletin
Travel Bulletin 
Ahead of its winter reopening, director of sales Michelle Serra spotlighted the propertys newfound synergy with the neighbouring Margaritaville Beach Resort and revelled in the brand and local communitys excitement for the return of British Colonial Nassau.
The Tunisian National Tourist Offices deputy director general, Jamel Bouzid, explained how trade partners have been, and will be, so key to Tunisias return and growth as a key tourist destination.
It’s all about the culture for Gibraltar as Christian Santos, Minister of Tourism for the destination, took to the WTM stage with special guest Esme Young to talk about the unique cultural offering Gibraltar boasts.
The Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark was unveiled at a ceremony, described as a treasure trove of landscapes, biodiversity and geological marvels.
The destination is well and truly back on the radar after its first WTM appearance in more than 10 years, and Tracy Berkeley, CEO of Bermuda Tourism Authority, highlighted the importance of Bermuda shining in the spotlight.
A historic barge made its was under Tower Bridge to ExCeL London to kick off World Travel Market in style.
With 28 hotels across Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and Japan, ambition is on the cards for Cross, with a five-year vision to rise to a 100-strong portfolio by 2028.
The airlines 2024 flight schedule is its most extensive to date, with over 50 destinations included, and daily flights to 28 North American and European hotspots.
