Basseterre, St. Kitts (June 24th, 2021) – St. Kitts was featured in a story on the Boston Magazine website titled 5 Reasons Why St. Kitts Is the Hidden Gem of the Caribbean. Penned in partnership with the team at Boston Magazine, the feature outlines five enticing reasons for visiting St. Kitts, from its rich history to its picturesque beaches.
This partnership is part of a strategic plan to raise brand awareness within our source markets in order to support the ongoing hotel promotions while simultaneously building demand for travel in 2021. Boston is one of our top 4 source markets in the U.S. and is currently a primary feeder market for the American Airlines flight out of Miami and Charlotte as well as the Delta flight out of Atlanta.
Boston Magazine reaches 1.9M unique visitors on its website every month. The story has also been shared on the publication’s Facebook page which boasts over 134,000 followers. Readers of the magazine have expressed their excitement with one person on Facebook even proclaiming that they “Love St. Kitts, it’s my favorite island.”
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