EXHIBITORS IN BRIEF
SHOP TIL YOU DROP Palm Beaches, Florida has launched a new approach to shopping. With the brand new Palm Beach Outlets and its 46.000 square meters and 100 stores of international and must-have brands, tourists will have an extra reason to stay. The new complex is an addition to the shopping district at Worth Avenue - Dubbed the ‘Rodeo Drive of the East Coast’, which recently underwent a $10 million renovation.
HAWAII TOURS Ole Tours Hawaii has added some new services on the Big Island for 2014 and can cater for travelers requiring hotels, excursions, inter-island flights and car rental. It’s the only tour operator in the region that can offer a full service in Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.
TWILIGHT CONCERTS Los Angeles’ favorite summer tradition and premiere outdoor concert series is back. Santa Monica, California, is holding its 29th annual season of twilight concerts at the Pier. They run from July 11-September 12.
TOUR SERVICE Opentours provides services for individual travelers and groups. Its product line includes transportation, tours, excursions, accommodations, VIP concierge services; paired with most flexible, user friendly online reservations system, backed by 24-hour customer assistance.
BE PART OF TEAMAMERICA TeamAmerica is a full service receptive tour operator with a portfolio consisting of over 800 global accounts in 65 countries, offering groups service for
incentive, corporate and leisure clients; escorted itineraries and an Elite brand, which caters to the most discerning VIP clients from around the world.
HILTON HEAD ISLAND ATTRACTIONS Hilton Head Island has a selection of hotels, resorts and villas, as well as wide selection of distinct Hilton Head art galleries, antique stores, specialty gift shops, gourmet stores, sporting goods shops and jewelers complete the Island shopping experience and make for some of the finest shopping in South Carolina.
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