2021-02-22 08:00:00
From March 1st to March 5th there will be a USA webinar every day from 10:00 a.m. with three partners presenting in turn. 20 minutes of presentation time plus 5 minutes to answer the questions are planned for each partner. The webinars should therefore end between 11:15 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Important: Even if agents are registered for the virtual roadshow, they can decide for themselves whether they only want to participate in a single presentation, only on a specific day, or every day. There is no obligation to participate. Even if you can’t be there live on any of the days, you will receive the recordings of all presentations followingwards if you register.
presentation programWebinars on Monday, March 1st: 10:00 a.m. to approx. 11:20 a.m
1. California Partners – Focus: Northern California: One of the most popular cities in the world, San Francisco impresses with its cosmopolitan flair and Victorian charm. The city is also considered the gateway to the entire Northern California region with its impressive coastline, wine-growing regions and unique nature. With its mighty granite cliffs and waterfalls, Yosemite National Park is one of the highlights of the High Sierra mountain region. To the east of the park, just off Tioga Pass, is Mammoth Lakes, an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise in both summer and winter.
2. Discover Los Angeles: Idyllic beaches, 300 days of sunshine a year, an incredible culinary scene and completely different neighbourhoods. This webinar is the perfect opportunity to keep up to date on all of these things, as well as to get lots of useful LA tips and information.
3. Utah Office of Tourism: 5 national parks, 9 national monuments, 15 ski areas, 21 Dark Sky Parks & Places and 44 state parks invite you to an unforgettable road trip adventure – whether with a rental car, as an “Easy Rider” on a motorcycle or in a camper. In this webinar, the Utah Office of Tourism shares new landmarks, product experiences, and curiosities between Salt Lake City on the Great Salt Lake to the north and the vibrant Red Rocks and slot canyons to the south.
Webinars on Tuesday, March 2nd: 10:00 a.m. to approx. 11:20 a.m
1. Bradenton Gulf Islands: Year-round sunshine, miles of white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and a variety of recreational opportunities – Bradenton, Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key in Southwest Florida offer it all. Here guests will still find the original traditional Florida charm. Colorful little beach houses and idyllic resorts dot the natural landscape; You can get particularly close to the flora and fauna on scenic hiking trails or on kayak tours through the mangroves.
2. Explore Georgia: Georgia offers great opportunities for discovery all year round without long travel times: historic villas meet endless sandy beaches and evergreen oak forests. Film tourism meets the heroes of the civil rights movement in Atlanta and tranquil small towns. You can go by boat or canoe through the largest blackwater swamp in North America with over 15,000 alligators. In the mountains of the Appalachia you can hike wonderfully and marvel at waterfalls. And then there’s music legends, foodie and wine tours, and a new – historic but hip – neighborhood in Savannah.
3. Travel Oklahoma: A trip through Oklahoma is like immersing yourself in the authentic culture of American cowboys, pioneers, Indians and oil tycoons, but you will also find pristine ecosystems here. In Oklahoma, people are down-to-earth and humble, versatile and varied. So the motto of this webinar is “Be there when it says: Get Your Kicks On Route 66”.
Webinars on Wednesday, March 3rd: 10:00 a.m. to approx. 11:20 a.m
1. Visit North Carolina: North Carolina is one of the southern states, is located in the east of the USA and scores with its original natural scenery: from the fog-shrouded mountains of the Appalachian Mountains to the gently rolling hills of the Piedmont to the sun-kissed beaches on the Atlantic coast. Numerous national and state parks, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smoky Mountains, 500 kilometers of coastline and more than 400 golf courses make North Carolina an Eldorado for hikers, outdoor fans and golfers all year round.
2. The Great American West: “The Great American West – these are the states of Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota & South Dakota. In the webinar, participants will receive insider tips for an unforgettable road trip away from the already impressive national parks (such as Yellowstone, Glacier or Theodore Roosevelt NP) and learn more regarding the must-see highlights of Mount Rushmore and Craters of the Moon. The Wild West is still alive here and bison block the roads. Ideal for customers looking for the ultimate US road trip, ranch vacation, camping or outdoor fun.
3. Visit Seattle: Seattle, dubbed the “Emerald City,” earned its nickname because the largest city in the Pacific Northwest glows an emerald green when the sun is shining. Located between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, the metropolis offers a colorful mix of modern, urban atmosphere and numerous opportunities for excursions into nature. In the webinar, agents learn more regarding this inspiring city and its surroundings.
Webinars on Thursday, March 4th: 10:00 a.m. to approx. 11:20 a.m
1. Discover New England: In this webinar, attendees will explore a selection of New England’s finest outdoor regions & experiences in the Northeast of the United States. The joint journey starts from Boston along the Atlantic coast to Acadia National Park in Maine, then explores part of the Appalachian Mountains with the White Mountains in New Hampshire and the Berkshires in Massachusetts and then the picturesque coasts of Connecticut and Rhode Islands. During a walk on the endless beaches of Cape Cod, you can then review the impressions you have gained together.
2. Air Canada: The most important metropolises in the USA can still be reached daily with Air Canada via Toronto. From check-in to arrival, the industry-leading hygiene concept CleanCare+ offers more safety for all passengers. When changing planes in Canada, all entry formalities for the USA are taken care of and the luggage is processed through to the final destination. Depending on demand, Air Canada plans to gradually resume up to 53 flight connections to the USA from spring.
3. New York’s Backyard, Hudson Valley: New Yorkers know that the ideal getaway is just 90 minutes north of the Big Apple in the beautiful Hudson Valley – and specifically in the Dutchess County region. There is an abundance of outdoor activities to be found in the vast countryside, and yet the region is so close and easy to get to that it’s affectionately known as “New York’s Backyard”.
Webinar on Friday, March 5th: 10:00 a.m. to approx. 11:20 a.m
Special: Deep South USA This webinar will be all regarding the fascinating southern USA and the tourist highlights of the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee – a region that stands for hospitality, history and cuisine like no other corner of the USA. Places of worship for music, romantic villas in the southern states, mystical swamp landscapes, snow-white beaches, seemingly endless cotton fields and paddocks framed in white complete the American travel dream.
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