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Pleasant Holidays and Journese Launch Travel Advisor Contest for Paris

by Sarah Milner  August 12, 2024
notre dame in paris

Pleasant Holidays and its luxury brand Journese announced today new travel advisor incentives and a Paris Vacation Sale.

For a limited time, guests can save up to 35% at more than a dozen Paris hotels, as well as 10% savings on private Paris tours. The promotion runs from today (Aug. 12) to Nov. 3, 2024 for travel through March 31, 2025 for land and Dec. 31, 2025 for cruise.

The top-selling advisor of Paris land, group, and cruise vacations during the promotional period will win a three-night stay at Hotel Napoléon Paris and 5,000 TRIP points. The second-place advisor will be awarded 2,500 TRIP points. To qualify for the top sales prizes, advisors must meet a minimum threshold of $20,000 in Paris vacation sales.

All advisors who make Paris bookings will be automatically entered to win one of five prizes of 1,000 bonus TRIP points, determined by draw.

“Now that the 2024 Olympic Games have ended, the opportunities to visit Paris and other cities in France will be even better,” said Jack E. Richards, president and CEO. “Visitors this fall and in 2025 will have the chance to experience the city’s newest improvements without having to contend with Olympic-sized crowds or prices, making it the perfect time to visit. Travelers can explore more of France on an all-inclusive Seine River Cruise from Paris through historic and culinary regions including WWII beaches and museums in Normandy.”

For more information or to make a booking, travel advisors can visit PleasantAgent.com or call 1-800-448-3333, or visit Journese.com or call 1-800-442-9244.

  
  
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