Bring It Home in Four Easy Steps:
1. Watch This
Have a look at this short video to see how Brenda brings it home for Bermuda. We know there are a lot more "Brendas" (and "Brandons") out there. Continue to step two if you think you might be one.
2. Read This
Now that you’ve met Brenda in the previous video, take a gander at this short paper for a better understanding of the current state of group travel in Bermuda and how the BTA executes its group business strategy. After you read this, you’ll be better prepared to bring it home for Bermuda.
3. Send This
Email us the details of the prospective group visit and the BTA team will begin qualifying your group lead as explained in the previous step. [email protected]
4. Bring It Home
You’ve seen how Brenda brought it home, you’ve read the research paper and now that we have your lead form, the Bermuda Tourism Authority is in your corner. Let’s get after it – together – and bring it home for Bermuda.
Got questions? Email our Sales & Business Development Team at [email protected]
They Brought It Home
They love Bermuda and they’re bringing it home for the local economy. Their success stories will inspire you.
Bermuda Principles Conference
Dr. Carika Weldon is a Bermudian excelling in the scientific field overseas. She brought some of that success home starting in 2016, and has built on that success every year since. Her colleagues from around the world join her annually for the Bermuda Principles Conference, which focuses on genetic splicing, global health issues, and science education. Interestingly, the same conference made history in Bermuda in 1996, and thanks to Dr. Weldon, history is repeating itself two decades later.
Todd Boren
Todd Boren is not Bermudian, he’s a Floridian, but he has loved the island since he first conducted business here more than a decade ago. When he ascended to a leadership position at the Young Presidents’ Organisation, he recommended Bermuda for a regional conference and won a lot of cool points from his colleagues.
The Kappa Classic
The Kappa Classic is the largest youth sports tournament in Bermuda, bringing an estimated local impact of more than $100,000. Meet the organisers of this major group travel event, learn about key event details and see what makes the annual spring tournament so successful.
The Bermuda Tattoo
The Bermuda Tattoo is a special commemorative event that brings an estimated local impact of almost $750,000 to Bermuda. Meet the organisers, learn its details and discover what powers this world-class cultural celebration.
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