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Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau targets UK agents
Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau has set up a dedicated trade sales teams with a focus on the UK and Ireland markets.
Newly appointed representation agency, SILVA LINING will work to advance key sales relationships and ensure agents are up to date on the brand’s latest developments.
It will also educate agents via strategic incentive offers and training sessions to help agents secure bookings.
Suzy Trott, Director, SILVA LINING, said: “The Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau product offers UK and Irish agents many sales avenues to satisfy differing client needs.”
“We have lots of trade focused initiatives planned to clearly define new developments.”
“We have lots planned for the property and we are excited to begin talking directly to the trade to highlight our developments,” said Hal Davis, Director of Sales, Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau.
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