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TTC Tour Brands Launches 13 New FAM Trips for 2025

by Sarah Milner  October 15, 2024
TTC Tour Brands Launches 13 New FAM Trips for 2025

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TTC Tour Brands has unveiled its new “groundbreaking” Tour Week initiative, which aims to acquaint advisors with the tour operator’s six brands.

TTC announced today its plan to host 13 FAM trips worldwide in March 2025. Each itinerary is tailored to a specific brand and theme, complete with targetted workshops and general sessions. 

“Advisors never need to go anywhere else for their clients’ tour desires; we truly have a tour for any and everyone. And what better way to showcase that than to offer a variety of FAM itineraries to choose from?” said Melissa DaSilva, interim CEO of TTC Tour Brands.

The Tour Week FAM trips include the brands Trafalgar, Insight Vacations, Contiki, Costsaver, and Brendan Vacations. The 13 itineraries are based on themes such as new-to-the-industry and under-40 advisors, as well as travel trends like bucket list destinations, solo travel, and wellness. 

Each TTC Tour Brands FAM is priced at $1099 (land only, twin share), which covers experiences, most meals, on-trip transportation, and accommodations. There are over 500 advisor spots available. For more information about the Tour Week itineraries, and the secure a spot, visit https://agents.ttc.com/en-us/information/fams.

  
  
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