Adventure tour op woos trade with new agent campaign
Intrepid Travel is wooing the trade with fam trips, an online hub and the launch of its Intrepid Loves Agents initiative.
The adventure tour operator plans to take 500 agents on a mix of fam trips and free tour places over the next three years.
Four group fam trips are being organised for this year, with a further 50 free places available for agents joining regular departures.
A new trade hub has been launched at www.intrepidlovesagents.com, featuring training videos, news on forthcoming events, information on Intrepid’s four business development managers, and incentives.
Agents can also access and download details of current campaigns, with customer facing flyers and window posters.
This month agents can win a prize for every booking by visiting the Spin to Win section of the site, with rewards ranging from Love2Shop vouchers to free trips.
Agents registering on the site before the end of February and completing two training modules will be in with a chance of winning one of ten places on a fam trip to Nepal from April 22-30, in conjunction with Jet Airways.
Other fams planned for 2016 are Italy, Vietnam and Morocco.
Diane
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