A megare resort on the strip joins a global travel network with some of the world’s most luxurious and exclusive hotels.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas has been accepted in Virtuoso, a global collection of travel agencies, destinations and advanced services, according to a news message. Virtuos agencies sell an average of $ 35 billion per year, making the network “The most important player in luxury trips”, Wednesday’s announcement said.
Maurice Woode, president of Fontainebleau Las Vegas, stated that “inclusion in Virtuoso will present new sales and marketing opportunities for the network’s luxury travel and very desirable clientele.”
“Being accepted in virtuoso after only one year’s business is a huge honor and proof of the team’s unmatched commitment to world -class services and experiences,” Wood said in the publication. “Virtuo’s reputation for exceptional customer service adapts seamlessly with our tailor -made strategy for hospitality, and we look forward to giving its advisors and clients exclusive amenities and extraordinary experiences that exceed their expectations.”
Virtuo’s portfolio of luxury travel consists of 2,300 preferred suppliers in 100 countries. With the introduction of Fontainebleau, Virtuosos collection has 10 Las Vegas destinations, including Wynn, Encore, Crockfords at Resorts World, Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, Aria Sky Suites, Skylofts at MGM Grand and Waldor Astoria.
The 67-storey Fontainebleau opened in December 2023 at the northern end of the Las Vegas strip after an almost 18-year-old Odyssey from conception to completion.
The property has more than 3,600 rooms and suites, a 150,000 square meter casino floor, a six -acre pool complex and 550,000 square meters of meeting and convention.
Fontainebleaus Management Group bought five acres of free land up to $ 3.7 billion casino hotels last year for $ 112.5 million and called it a “strategic acquisition.”
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