Last Updated on June 9, 2026, 8:12 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The St Kitts Tourism Authority (SKTA) has launched the St. Kitts Escape Experience-SEE 2026. The main aim of the initiative is to encourage the locals of St. Kitts to celebrate, explore and appreciate their island hospitality. The St. Kitts Escape Experience-SEE 2026 was announced on Thursday, June 2026.
The SEE-2026 is a tourism campaign in which locals will experience some of the best St. Kitts hotels and resorts at local rates while getting access to exclusive perks and having the real Kittitian experiences. Several popular hotels and resorts have come together as a part of this initiative to provide the best experiences to the locals.
Officials mentioned that the initiative is targetted towards anybody who wants to celebrate life milestones or to pamper themselves and wants a break from their daily routine. SEE-2026 will give the people the opportunity to see their own country with the lens of a vacationer, all with friendly and under their budget. The authorities have also stated that the upcoming summer season gives the locals every reason to choose this campaign for planning their holidays.
Kelly Fontenelle, the Chief Executive Officer of St. Kitts Tourism Authority mentioned the reason behind introducing SEE-2026. She stated that for the world St. Kitts is a highly sought out travel destination but the locals of the island have not had the chance to fully explore and experience their homeland so this campaign provides them that opportunity to explore their homeland.
She said, “SEE-2026 is our initiative to every Kittitian and resident of the destination to slow down, indulge, and fall in love with this island all over again.
She further shared that in the initiative island hotel partners specially design unique offers for the public of St. Kitts. He said, “Our hotel partners have crafted exceptional offers just for you, and we couldn’t be more excited to sharing it with you”.
The St. Kitts Tourism Authority (SKTA) also shared the names of the hotels who collaborates with them for the initiative. The list includes St. Kitts Marriott Resort, Park Hyatt St. Kitts, Timothy Beach Resort, Koi Resort Saint Kitts, Belle Mont Sanctuary Resort, and Royal St. Kitts Hotel.
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