APT launches new autumn agent incentive
River cruise and touring operator APT has launched a g new agent incentive for September, giving partners the opportunity to win one of two Travelmarvel river cruises.
The Time to Escape Autumn Incentive will see APT give away two week-long 2022 European river cruises aboard one of its new Travelmarvel Contemporary River Ships.
The winning agents can choose between the nine-day Delightful Danube or the eight-day Reflections of the Rhine & Main itineraries, with flights included.
Every booking made during September will be automatically entered, and the lucky agents will be selected in draws taking place on 15 September and 3 October.
Brad Bennetts, APT’s Head of Sales & Business Development, said: “We’re back with another incentive to reward and delight our travel agent partners throughout September, and to thank them for their outstanding support”
More information at www.aptouring.co.uk/incentive.
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