Island Routes Caribbean Adventure Tours Celebrates its First Anniversary by Opening a New Outpost
Last week Island Routes Caribbean Adventure Tours celebrated its first anniversary with a roster of amazing excursions, industry recognitions, a new outpost, and big plans for the coming year. This dynamic company hit the ground running in Jamaica last June and to date has sales of over 150,000 remarkable Caribbean experiences and operates 24 retail locations in five Caribbean destinations, including their brand new outpost in Providenciales, the Turks & Caicos Islands. Plans are already underway to inaugurate a sixth Caribbean destination; Island Routes will be showing off the best-of-the-best adventure experiences in Barbados to kick off the coming winter season.
“What a fantastic, eventful year it’s been for everyone at Island Routes. Sharing our vision of the authentic Caribbean – vibrant cultures and natural wonders - with visitors, and seeing it already taking root in five diverse destinations is a real thrill,” says Dominique Peterkin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Island Routes Caribbean Adventure Tours.
“We have 59 certified partners who are an integral part of our team, and have united with us in raising the bar on safety standards, guest satisfaction and a commitment to sustainable tourism for each of our 180 premiere excursions.”
Island Routes has received a nomination for “World’s Leading Caribbean Attraction Company” from the renowned World Travel Awards, celebrating companies that “consistently excel beyond expectation.”
Island Routes currently has 250 employees locally in Antigua; Great Exuma, the Bahamas; St. Lucia; Jamaica and the Turks & Caicos Islands. In addition to the on-site retail locations and their website, 17 tour operators across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom feature Island Routes tours. And over 2,000 travel agents have taken advantage of an easy registration process making them eligible to pre-book directly with Island Routes since inception three months ago.
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