Bourne Leisure launches Discover the UK agent incentive
Bourne Leisure has launched its January incentive campaign, offering agents the chance to win £170 in Love2Shop vouchers each week.
The Discover with Bourne incentive showcases the range of the Bourne Leisure portfolio and encourages agents to book during the busy January period.
It also provides agents that make and register a Butlin’s, Haven or Warner Leisure Hotels booking between January 6 and February 9 the chance to win one of three fantastic prizes.
During the six-week incentive period agents can win a top prize of a £100 Love2Shop voucher, a second prize of a £50 voucher and a third prize of a £20 voucher each week.
Bookings must be valid for guest arrivals throughout 2020 and agents can register each booking.
All weekly winners will be chosen at random via a prize draw mechanic.
In addition, Bourne Leisure’s on-the-road team will be giving away goodies and on the spot prizes during their store visits throughout the campaign.
Agents are also encouraged to follow Bourne Leisure’s Brainz Agent Hub Facebook page and use #DiscoverwithBourne for more chances to win daily bonus prizes online, including a break at a resort/park/hotel of their choice.
National sales manager Louise Tansey said: "The UK has so much to offer in terms of the breadth of product available and therefore selling opportunities for agents are abundant.
"We are completely committed to educating and supporting the UK trade and our January incentive is just one of the ways we will be encouraging agents to ‘Think UK’ when they are helping clients book a 2020 break.
"We strive year on year to reward our travel agent friends with fun, meaningful, incentives and we hope ‘Discover with Bourne’ inspires agents.
Bourne Leisure is proud of the strong trade relationships it holds, and it’s this that drives us to ensure agents are educated and motivated to sell our three brands".
To help agents make qualifying bookings, Bourne Leisure has launched some early booking offers across its three brands, including school summer holiday breaks from £375 per family at Butlin’s; seven-night Haven summer breaks from £549 per family and three-night stays at Warner Leisure Hotels from £199 per person.
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Lisa joined Travel Weekly nearly 25 years ago as technology reporter and then sailed around the world for a couple of years as cruise correspondent, before becoming deputy editor. Now freelance, Lisa writes for various print and web publications, edits Corporate Traveller’s client magazine, Gateway, and works on the acclaimed Remembering Wildlife series of photography books, which raise awareness of nature’s most at-risk species and helps to fund their protection.
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