The company has offered DreamTrips for more than 13 years in the country.
PLANO, TEXAS – WorldVentures, a leading direct seller of global travel and leisure club memberships, has announced it has begun operation in Mexico. This expansion is expected to bolster the region’s economy through business opportunities and increased tourism.
The company has offered DreamTrips for more than 13 years in the country. Since 2015 alone, WorldVentures has hosted 402 DreamTrips in Mexico, with 13,283 rooms booked in hotels. That accounts for 52,801 total room nights, and 26,381 adults and 2,107 children traveling. The company also has made a difference in the lives of children and families in Mexico through its non-profit arm, the WorldVentures Foundation, including 17 Voluntours with a total of 650 volunteers participating.
“Today, we have the vision and leadership to thoughtfully enter into new markets to bring more fun, freedom and fulfillment to people around the world,” CEO of WorldVentures Josh Paine said. “And because we have carefully selected servant leaders, more people will have the opportunity to live with purpose and to take advantage of a membership built on highly curated travel experiences.”
The announcement means that people in Mexico with entrepreneurial ambitions can join Independent Representatives across the globe who earn income by selling WorldVentures’ flagship product, the DreamTrips Membership. Additionally, DreamTrips Members in Mexico can enjoy professionally curated travel opportunities -near and far- and access to a loyalty program at select restaurants, spas and entertainment venues around the globe.
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