We are always seeking new partners to build a mutually rewarding business relationship To buy a discount voucher card or partner with us and take advantage of our affiliate program, or even do both.
Advertise your hospitality offering here through our online directory, we provide a free advertising page with your organizations details. Your webpage you can offer discounts, promotional vouchers or link to your website and allow your clients to make a booking. We offer 2 options:
FREE LISTING: - Free but subject to other advertisements on your home page. PAID LISTING: - Your own advertising space with no 3rd party adverts, charged at £0.49p a week.
To register your business simply open a FREE account and upload up to 5 images HERE.
One of our team will then reach out to you to discuss your promotional requirements, so we can maximize your proposition.
Find popular holiday resorts and hotel groups HERE To buy a discount voucher card HERE. To find out where you can redeem your discount voucher cards visit our partners page HERE.
Our money-off Hospitality Voucher Cards are available in pre-determined discount values and can be used at multiple retailer locations.
The Hospitality Group has created a straightforward and simple voucher service for both businesses and the general public to use around the world, redeeming discounts on products and services from our participating partners.
Our goal is to empower users of our voucher cards to enjoy great savings while promoting our business partners and comprehensive services, all while generating new revenue streams.
The Queen's Staircase & Fort Fincastle: A significant landmark of Nassau, this walkway of 65 steps was carved out of solid limestone rock by 600 enslaved people between 1793 and 1794 to create an escape route from the fort above.
Located in the pink-colored Vendue House, a former slave auction site, this museum provides a poignant and thought-provoking account of the lives of enslaved people and the nation's journey to emancipation.
The ruins of a 12th-century French monastery, brought brick by brick from France in the 1920s and reconstructed on Paradise Island, offering a serene and beautiful historical site.
Visitors can explore the ruins of old cotton plantations and colonial tombs in these areas, offering a glimpse into the Loyalist era of the late 18th century.
