TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS RECEIVES “SAFE TRAVELS STAMP” FROM WTTC
STAMP OF APPROVAL ENSURES VISITOR HEALTH AND SAFETY
Nov 12, 2020
Sailrock Resort is the top pick for a luxury stay in South Caicos Photo Credit Sailrock Resort
The Turks and Caicos Islands Tourist Board, the exclusive tourism authority for the Turks and Caicos Islands, is proud to announce that the destination has received the Safe Travels Stamp from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The stamp of approval denotes the Turks and Caicos Islands’ existing safety protocols align with the core requirements established by the WTTC, along with governments and health experts, which are designed to standardize safe travel.
“We are pleased to receive the Safe Travels Stamp from the WTTC and feel certain this certification of our hygiene and safety protocols, combined with our TCI Assured program, will further build upon traveler confidence in safely visiting the Turks and Caicos Islands,” said Pamela Ewing, Director of Tourism for the Turks and Caicos Islands Tourist Board. “Our Safe Travels stamp is proving a great success and we are delighted to see even more popular countries and destinations adapt our global health and hygiene protocols,” said Gloria Guevara, WTTC president, and CEO. “The success of the WTTC Safe Travels stamp shows its importance not only to countries and destinations but also, crucially, to travelers and the 330 million people around the world who work in and depend on, travel and tourism sector.”
Private villas at The Shore Club in Provo Photo Credit The Shore Club
The WTTC health and safety guidelines were developed to adhere to precise guidelines from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Safe Travels initiative has also received the recognition and support of the United National World Tourism Organization. To achieve the Safe Travels Stamp, the Turks and Caicos Islands ensured its safety guidelines aligned with the WTTC’s core requirements, including specific protocols taken behind the scenes and when welcoming guests. These include, but are not limited to, urging proper physical distancing, enforcing capacity limits, ensuring proper hand washing techniques and sanitation, among other core ‘Safe Travels’ requirements. http://turksandcaicostourism.com/
The Turks and Caicos Island Tourist Board encourages travelers to consider the Safe Travels vacation destination for 2020 and 2021. Many of the Islands’ award-winning hotels and resorts, private villas, restaurants and bars, and tour operators have reopened and are accepting bookings including:
– Sail Rock Resort – The perfect balance between spacious and intimate, this South Caicos resort boasts 770 acres, two beaches, only 36 suites and villas, and is home to the fourth-largest coral reef and miles of undiscovered land. The property’s All-Inclusive & All-Luxury package is designed for guests who want to cover expenses in advance. For villa accommodations for four nights or longer, guests will receive daily breakfast, lunch, dinner, and high tea, a round-trip island-hop flight from Provo to South Caicos, and more. Valid for stays until December 23, 2021.
– Ocean Club and Ocean Club West – Separated by one mile of white sand on Grace Bay Beach, guests at either of these properties can save up to 25% when booking the Fall Travel Savings package for stays now through December 18, 2020. Guests can also take advantage of the resort’s “Stay at one, Play at both” option, where they will have their choice between three pools, tennis courts, several water sports, and three restaurants. Complimentary transportation and equipment for activities are included with each stay.
– The Shore Club – Situated along Long Bay Beach in Providenciales, this sought-after resort boasts an indulgent spa, four pools, three restaurants, lavish accommodations, and breathtaking views. Until December 18, 2020, guests can save 25% on all villa bookings.
Sailrock Resort in South Caicos invites with 2 beaches and 36 suites and villas Photo Credit Sailrock Resort
