Travel marketing & tourism representation agency, Gate 7, has added to its extensive portfolio of US-based clients with its appointment by AmericanTours International.
Gate 7 will oversee trade marketing activity as the new in-country representation office for AmericanTours International (ATI).
Active in the Australian market for over forty years, ATI is the leading inbound tour operator in North America, inviting visitors to experience their unmatched selection of Visit-USA programs.
These products and services include ATI’s own Escorted Motor Coach tours, their renowned DriveAmerica™ self-drive holidays, National Parks and City breaks, group travel planning, as well as access to accommodation, attractions, and transportation products and services across all fifty states.
“The Gate 7 team are thrilled to partner with ATI to enhance awareness of their leading tours, packages and group travel planning expertise.”
Penny Brand, Gate 7 Senior Account Manager
“ATI has long-excelled at crafting innovative, memorable experiences for travellers, and we look forward to reinforcing the value that this industry-leading client brings to our long-standing Australian travel trade contacts, thereby driving greater sales growth from the Australian market.”
The brand operates escorted tours across North America, featuring popular destinations while also showcasing their local history and culture. With renowned DriveAmerica™ self-drive holidays, ATI delivers detailed driving instructions, recommended experiences, and guaranteed hotel accommodations at unbeatable packaged rates to their customers.
ATI has the capacity to oversee arrangements for groups ranging from 20 to 2,000 or more and offers discounted wholesale rates and guaranteed availability at over 30,000 accommodation, attraction, and transportation providers throughout North America, including more availability inside America’s National Parks than any other operator.
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