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Elite Voyages Joins USTOA

by Sarah Milner  March 26, 2024
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California-based Elite Voyages has joined the United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA).

“We are beyond thrilled to become an Active Member of USTOA,” said Alex Wang, president and CEO of Elite Voyages. “This will help us a great deal with the U.S. and Canadian travel advisor community.”

The award-winning tour operator specializes in bespoke trips to global destinations. 

“There’s no denying the growing demand for personalized trips that are tailored to the interests and preferences of luxury travelers,” said Terry Dale, USTOA president and CEO. “Elite Voyages is an award-winning specialist in this thriving market and a very welcome addition to USTOA.”

USTOA members are given access to the $1 million Travelers Assistance Program, which protects consumer payments should the tour operator go out of business. The association also offers education and assistance for consumers and travel advisors. 

With the addition of Elite Voyages, USTOA now has 50 Active Members representing 145 brands.

  
  
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