US Virgin Islands issues public relations request for proposal

Request for Proposal (RFP): Professional National Public Relations Services for the United States Virgin Islands.

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, US Virgin Islands, Thursday June 14, 2012 - The US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism has initiated efforts to secure national US public relations representation ahead of the 2012-2013 winter season.
 
Proposals are being welcomed from qualified public relations firms as the US Virgin Islands government strengthens efforts to position the territory as a premier tourism destination in the United States and the Caribbean.
 
Proposals to provide "Professional National Public Relations Services for the United States Virgin Islands" are being received by the Department of Property and Procurement, and are due by Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 4 p.m Atlantic Standard Time.
 
Proposals will be received by the Department of Property and Procurement, Division of Procurement at: Building # 1, Third Floor, Room 316, Subbase, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00802.

RFP Release Date: 6/14/2012
 
Submission Deadline: 7/17/2012
 
For further information, contact Mr. Sal A. Griffith at sal.griffith@dpp.vi.gov or  call + 1 340 774-0828 ext. 230.
 
The US Virgin Islands welcomes close to three million visitors annually and is one of the leading warm weather destinations in the United States and a top Caribbean travel destination for business and leisure travel.
 
For more information about the United States Virgin Islands, go to VisitUSVI.com, follow us on Twitter (@USVITourism) and become a fan on Facebook  (www.facebook.com/VisitUSVI). When traveling to the U.S. Virgin Islands, U.S. citizens enjoy all the conveniences of domestic travel - including on-line check-in - making travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands easier than ever. As a United States Territory, travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands does not require a passport from U.S. citizens arriving from Puerto Rico or the U.S. mainland. Entry requirements for non-U.S. citizens are the same as for entering the United States from any foreign destination. Upon departure, a passport is required for all but U.S. citizens.

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