Inspired by the island’s untouched sandy beaches and luscious green mountainous backdrop, the brand-new Nevis Tourism website – nevisisland.com – combines stunning destination imagery with easy-to-read information about what the luxurious Caribbean island has to offer.
“Our website is like our shop front – an opportunity to communicate, inspire and engage with potential visitors to Nevis. The new layout combines a sleek design with rich content and updated photography, giving those who visit our website a true reflection of our destination and easily understandable details about our unique tourism offering,” says Jadine Yarde, CEO of the Nevis Tourism Authority.
“Visitors to the new website will experience optimized travel information about Nevis, including accommodations, attractions, restaurants & bars, island events, and history & culture. The streamlined navigation will allow visitors to easily explore, search, and plan their next trip to Nevis, based on their individual interests and desires.”
During the pandemic, whilst keeping the people of the island safe has been the priority, the Nevis Tourism Authority has taken time to develop and improve the island’s tourism products and introduce some exciting new activities for the return of international travelers from October.
“After spending a lot of time and effort developing our offering over the past 18 months, communicating the updates to consumers via our website and social media channels is paramount to the return of tourism to the island.”
To encourage consumers to explore the new website, the Nevis Tourism Authority is hosting a Mango Mania competition, and giving away a stay in Nevis for two people. All participants need to do is visit the Nevis Tourism website, locate the Nevis mango icon on one of the website pages, click on the icon, and complete their entry details on the competition page to go in the draw.
Find this icon on the website
The competition prize includes four nights’ accommodation at Montpelier Plantation & Beach for two. Competition closes on 5 November 2021 and T&Cs apply. The mango icon was selected given the island is home to over 40 varieties of the tropical fruit.
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