London-based Association of National Tourist Offices and Representatives (ANTOR) has launched a new, fourth generation website www.antor.com with new features including Media and Trade only pages, online training with the Antor Academy and Antor Uni, events calendar and online booking facility through Charitable Travel. The website aims to become a key portal for destination information. The website features all 60 Antor members with new interactive, picture-focused profile pages, complete with destination details and contact details for each tourist office. The website will be constantly updated by members. All Antor members are automatically included, free of charge, along with their social media outlets, website links, news, events and training programmes. The website also features a travel inspiration section and features Antor’s partner, Charitable Travel. Tracey Poggio of the Gibraltar Tourism Board and chair of Antor commented: “I am excited to have been part of the development of our next-generation website over the past few months, and to deliver an inspirational finished product to the trade, media, and general public. We look forward to receiving the industry’s feedback.”
Antor launches its fourth generation website
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