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The course guides advisors on how to find the right family clients for its new Family Journeys tour program, which was designed to connect adults and children through travel. |
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5 Good Reasons to Tell Your Clients About Travel Loyalty Programs
Loyalty programs, also known as frequent buyer programs, have been around for a long time. But you might be surprised to know that many travelers don’t know about them. Here are five good reasons for travel advisors to spread the word to their customers, both leisure and corporate travelers.
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| Advertiser's Voice: Tropics and Exotics 2020 -2021 Collection |
Something could happen to any of us, the loved ones we travel with, or in this case, to the magnificent marvels put up by those who came before us. So we must travel as far and as often as time and money allow.
Stefanie Katz, The Travel Superhero
Five Good Reasons to Tell Your Clients About Loyalty Programs
1. Saves money for your clients.
2. Saves time for your corporate clients.
3. Gets all sorts of perks for your clients.
4. Offers enhanced reporting to corporate clients.
5. Provides better service and better client relationships.
Source: TMR.
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