WorldVentures Opens New Regional Office in Hong Kong

WorldVentures, the leading direct seller of global travel and leisure club memberships, announced today that it has opened a new regional office in Hong Kong. WorldVentures supports the entrepreneurial ambitions of more than 350,000 Independent Sales Representatives in more than 40 markets around the world who sell travel and vacation club memberships. Its newest office in Hong Kong is part of the company’s focus on providing unparalleled in-region support.

“WorldVentures has made commitments to give Hong Kong the support it needs to help Independent Reps and DreamTrips Members understand the value of our opportunity and vacation club membership,” WorldVentures General Manager of Hong Kong Sam Lau said. “We’re here to ensure our Representatives have the tools, training and support they need to sell the product and promote the opportunity.”

WorldVentures has strategically placed regional offices in countries around the world. Hong Kong’s newest office is staffed by local employees who understand the culture and language, and who are committed to providing world-class customer service to support a global community that enjoys the business opportunity and travel membership.The new WorldVentures office is located at Unit 1307A, 13th Floor, Lippo Sun Plaza, 28 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Rovia Gives Back to Puerto Rico

Team leaders from Rovia, an industry-leading travel and lifestyle service provider offering turnkey solutions for business partners and membership-based travel companies, joined more than 62 industry leading travel and tourism companies to give back to communities in Puerto Rico during “Tourism Cares Puerto Rico.” The service initiative is designed to rebuild communities, bring attention to the area and support Puerto Rico as a vibrant and viable travel destination.

“Focusing on rebuilding marginalized local farms near Yauco is tied to the financial and social welfare of this community, but also to the hopes and self-worth of people who call Puerto Rico home,” President of Rovia Jim Menge said. “Hurricane Maria devastated this area and families who live here are in need of relief that is foundational to their health and outlook. Thanks to the Tourism Cares initiative, Rovia volunteers have given back to a destination in need and will leave Puerto Rico with a different perspective of the community and culture.”

This three-day program focused on social impact, food sovereignty, sustainability, preservation, conservation, and rebuilding communities to increase and leverage tourism as an economic driver. Volunteers made an investment of time to work on projects that addressed post-disaster relief and economic insurgence.

“I’ve seen Puerto Rico through the lens of a traveler, industry veteran and volunteer,” Menge said. “I’ve gotten to meet industry leaders who care for the people here, who want to rebuild this place and who are committed to giving their time and talent to Puerto Rico today and tomorrow. This is an industry-wide effort and this event is an impressive milestone, but we’re not done yet, by far.”

To follow Tourism Cares Puerto Rico, use #WhenTourismCares on social media or visit tourismcares.org.