British Virgin Islands Tourist Board Presents Innovative Travel Resource in Conde Nast Traveler's New "Hot List" iPad App

NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Conde Nast Traveler released its "Hot List" app Monday, which features 990 of the world's most exciting hotels, as well as a British Virgin Islands "hub." The BVI hub brings to travelers the best of the BVI, with interactive features detailing the BVI's top offerings from accommodations to cuisine to activities. iPad users can see the BVI first-hand through the app, and can watch video, scroll through breathtaking photos, read recipes from award-winning chefs and mixologists, and access hotel listings for the wide range of accommodations options in the BVI.

The British Virgin Islands' inclusion in the "Hot List" app goes hand-in-hand with their long-standing relationship with Conde Nast Traveler, which includes print and online advertisements in the publication, partnered special events, editorial features about the destination, and sweepstakes promotions. As part of the "Hot List" app's launch, the BVI Tourist Board and Conde Nast Traveler will be offering a sweepstakes through the iTunes App Store which will give one lucky iPad user and a guest a trip to the BVI.

The BVI hub was designed for the tech-savvy traveler and for readers of Conde Nast Traveler, who seek the ultimate travel experience – which is what the BVI is all about. To download the new "Hot List" iPad app with the BVI hub, visit the iTunes app store at www.apple.com/iTunes. For more information on the British Virgin Islands, please visit www.bvitourism.com.

About The British Virgin Islands Tourist Board

The British Virgin Islands Tourist Board is a statutory organization of the Government of the Virgin Islands (UK) responsible for promoting the British Virgin Islands as a destination.  The BVI Tourist Board invites everyone to experience the seduction of our pristine and exquisite home. For more information on all that BVI has to offer, visit www.bvitourism.com.

SOURCE British Virgin Islands Tourist Board