Boutique Tel Aviv Hotel now part of exclusive luxury travel network.
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL – The Norman has been accepted into Virtuoso’s exclusive portfolio of luxury travel partners, comprised of more than 2,000 preferred suppliers in 100 countries. Inclusion in Virtuoso will open up new sales and marketing opportunities to the network’s over 22,000 luxury travel advisors and their highly desirable clientele. Virtuoso agencies sell (U.S.) $30 billion annually, making the network the most significant player in luxury travel.
The Norman joins Virtuoso’s collection of the finest luxury hotels, resorts, cruise lines, airlines, tour operators and other suppliers worldwide. These partners, which specialize in world-class service and experiences, secure Virtuoso clients superior offerings, rare opportunities and exceptional value. These prestigious providers can market to Virtuoso clients via network vehicles and to Virtuoso agencies through multiple communications channels and events, including Virtuoso Travel Week, luxury travel’s largest worldwide gathering. The Norman’s acceptance into Virtuoso gives it direct relationships with the world’s leading leisure travel agencies in North and Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
With all the outstanding amenities available at The Norman including two signature restaurants, rooftop pool and beautifully appointed accommodations, which are complemented by an impressive art collection, this luxury boutique property welcomes visitors to Tel Aviv with exquisite hotel details revealing elegance and tranquility.
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