Exclusive Day for Travel Advisors Los Cabos VIP Summit Debuts

Exclusive Day for Travel Advisors Los Cabos VIP Summit Debuts

On Wednesday, the famous Los Cabos VIP Summit ends with a bang as the three-day virtual event opens for the first time ever for travel advisors, linking them with thousands of suppliers from all over the world.

Travel consultants who register today will visit the different supplier booths virtually, profit from on-demand training programs with expert insight, network with their peers and even win awesome awards. There is more to read, including the latest information on the expanded service of American Airlines to Los Cabos and the seven-step Los Cabos destination with a treatment system designed to keep both tourists and the local community safe in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

In addition to the keynote speaker, trade show and on-demand educational program on Wednesday, travel professionals attending will look forward to a virtual closing party.

"The VIP Summit remains the most relevant business program for Los Cabos. The migration to a virtual platform this year allows for further participation of high-level purchasing company representatives across key markets. This year we look to strengthen our partnerships that have allowed us to successfully face the current health crisis," said Rodrigo Esponda, Managing Director of Los Cabos To

Educational programs this year include insights from renowned industry leaders such as Lisa Weier-Parilla of Skift; Ray Snisky, President of the ALG Vacations Group; Jared Harckham, ICF Managing Director VP Aviation Consulting; and Freddy Domínguez, VP of Latin America and the Caribbean of Expedia Group.

There will also be a chance at a handful of exciting awards for participating travel advisors, including free stays at Secrets Puerto Los Cabos, Bahia Hotel & Beach House and Barcelo Gran Faro Los Cabos.

To register or to learn more, click here.

Exclusive Day for Travel Advisors Los Cabos VIP Summit Debuts

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