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RIU Specialist Program
Are you a RIU Partner Club member? Then join our sales expertise training program! RIU Specialist gets you fluent selling RIU properties and our three brands: Classic, Palace and Plaza.
Earn 2,300 RIU Partner Club Points (RPC) after one client booking, plus 500 points upon completion of the RIU Updates chapter.
What You’ll Learn
This course will equip you with tools, resources and CONFIDENCE to sell RIU in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. We’ll extplain our three brands, Riu Classic, Riu Palace and Riu Plaza and how each targets a distinct client base, offering something for everyone. Learn key facts about the leisure destinations we have carefully selected for our resorts.
Agents certified through The Travel Institute can earn credits toward maintaining their certification upon completion of this course.
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