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Here is a roundup of the promotions that travel advisors should look out for this month.
The luxury tour operator has appointed three regional sales managers to deepen relationships with the trade.
The airline is cutting four seasonal routes to U.S. locations due to rising fuel costs.
Active or retired military members, first responders, and healthcare professionals can get extra experience credits with their villa booking.
The line also unveiled two new add-on Signature packages that bundle Wi-Fi, drinks, and dining credits.
Waldorf Astoria has debuted in Morocco with a property in the nation’s capital of Rabat.
Open itineraries include additional sailings of Viking’s Longitudinal World Cruises.
Oceania Aurelia’s inaugural season begins in late November 2027 with a collection of European sailings.
Despite its reputation, many advisors say Spirit has helped them grow their business.
At Celebrity, “intentional” is more than a buzzword. From new onboard concepts to policies affecting advisors, feedback is driving everything.
From an expansion of its third-party CRM integration and a new social media training program to improving lead quality, and more.
While some travel advisors continue to market themselves as generalists, many are finding that being everything to everyone is no longer the most effective path.
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