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Brightline Increases Commission to 20%

by Dori Saltzman  May 19, 2025
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Brightline, the South Florida highspeed railway, has increased its travel advisor commission to 20% on all bookings for travel to and from Orlando, made between now and Oct. 31, 2025.

Brightline expanded service to Orlando in September 2023.

“The Brightline team is proud of the growing support from the travel advisor community and appreciate their efforts,” said Julie Sharenow, vice president of sales, Brightline. “We thank advisors as they continue to book Brightline, connecting their clients to and from the ‘Theme Park Capital of the World’ to South Florida’s iconic resorts and even the ‘Cruise Capital of the World.'” 

Brightline has a dedicated travel advisor website where registered travel advisors can book directly for their clients, find commission reports, and access marketing materials. Advisors can also leverage the wealth of information available in the Brightline City Guide to help curate trips with information on all the things to do and places to see accessible by Brightline.    

Advisors must be registered to receive the 20% commission.

Brightline recently announced a global strategic alliance with Discover the World aimed at expanding travel trade partnerships. As part of this collaboration, the Discover team will educate trade partners about Brightline’s product, develop effective trade strategies, and grow sales across North America, Latin America, and key European markets.

  
  
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