Today, Terry Dale, the president and CEO of the United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA), revealed that Elite Voyages has become the latest Active Member to join USTOA. With this addition, the number of Active Members has now reached 50, collectively representing 145 brands.
“There’s no denying the growing demand for personalized trips that are tailored to the interests and preferences of luxury travelers,” said Dale. “Elite Voyages is an award-winning specialist in this thriving market and a very welcome addition to USTOA.”
“We are beyond thrilled to become an Active Member of USTOA, as the association is recognized in the travel trade worldwide as a preeminent organization for tour operators in North America,” said Alex Wang, president and CEO of Elite Voyages. “This will help us a great deal with the U.S. and Canadian travel advisor community. They will book with us confidently knowing their clients’ investments will be protected by the USTOA Travelers Assistance Program.”
Ricko Tindage, Elite Voyages’ director of sales and marketing added, “We were constantly asked by our travel advisor partners if we were a member of USTOA before giving us their business. It is an honor to be joining this association. We look forward to participating in and supporting USTOA’s missions and strengthening its core value of ‘Integrity in Tourism’ with many of our existing and new travel advisor clients.”
Elite Voyages is renowned for crafting personalized travel experiences. Tailored to the preferences of discerning travelers, the company designs exclusive getaways featuring meticulously curated itineraries and bespoke travel arrangements to diverse destinations worldwide. Leveraging extensive industry expertise, global experience, and a vast network, Elite Voyages ensures that guests enjoy unparalleled authenticity and enrichment during their tours.
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