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December is FAM Month in New Orleans

by Dori Saltzman  October 21, 2022
December is FAM Month in New Orleans

The Luna Fete is one of the holiday events travel agens can check out this December in New Orleans. Photo: New Orleans & Company

During the month of December, hotels across New Orleans are offering travel advisors special rates and exclusive offers via the New Orleans & Company’s Holiday Travel Advisor FAM. Advisors can also requiest a VIP Pass to use during their stay. The pass provides travel advisors with exclusive access to discounts and special offers at restaurants, museums and other popular attractions around New Orleans.

“The holidays in New Orleans are an experience like no other,” said Kim Priez, senior vice president of tourism at New Orleans & Company. “It is the perfect time of year for travel agents to visit and enjoy the great deals and holiday spirit while learning more about New Orleans and all that the city has to offer, during the holidays and year-round.”

Among the many holiday attractions advisors can take in are the city’s Luna Fete light festival, pre-fixed Reveillon dinners at world-renowned restaurants, caroling in Jackson Square and the NOLA Christmas Fest.

To register for the FAM, travel advisors should visit neworleanscvb.wufoo.com/forms/new-orleans-travel-advisor-holiday-fam-2022.

  
  
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