As the travel industry continues to adjust to the rapidly changing landscape, now may be a good time for advisors to adapt their business strategy to better prepare for the unknown.
The cruise line will continue to protect travel professionals’ commission on the original sailing that is paid in full and cancelled by Disney Cruise Line.
The sailings also mark the debut of MSC’s new health and safety protocols that include universal testing, a cut in capacity to 70%, contact tracing, and more.
“We can’t help but find some hope and inspiration in seeing our first group depart on an international adventure,” said CEO James Thornton.
President and CEO Zane Kerby said “few sectors have been as hard hit, or face a longer road to recovery, than the travel agency industry.”
Zeina Gedeon, TPI Canada; Lori Speers, Xstream Travel; and Steve Hirshan, Avoya Travel joined Jennifer Wilson-Buttigieg and TMR's Daniel McCarthy this week to continue the discussion into service fees.
1. Not Taking Your Car in for a Full Tune-up Before Departing
2. Leaving Without Getting Your Home in Order
3. Forgetting to Download Maps, Entertainment, and Road Trip Apps
4. Leaving Home Without a Cooler of Snacks and Drinks
5. Not Keeping Things Organized and Clean During the Trip
Source: Travel and Leisure
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