Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre’s 11 Country Destinations – survey results
Greece and Mediterranean Travel says that they appreciate that as travel agents you have an awful lot of information shoved in from of your noses so it’s pretty easy for things to slip from the radar.
Recently, though they commissioned a tourism management student from the University of Technology Sydney to conduct some market research for them on travel agent attitudes and knowledge of the company.
The say that some of the findings surprised them.
Almost 90% of agents have never read their press releases which appear in all the trade press.
GMTC say that perhaps that’s their fault because they may not be sensational enough for agents to read.
A small number of agents did not know they sold Greece although we thought the company name may have been a bit of clue.
The overwhelming majority were aware of their GREECE and TURKEY product but less than half of the travel agents surveyed in NSW, VIC and QLD knew GMTC has an extensive product range in EGYPT, ITALY, CROATIA, SPAIN, ISRAEL, JORDAN, DUBAI, CYPRUS and ABU DHABI.
If you’ve read this now you know they say that they are ready to help you and your clients sell these great destinations to your clients.
For bookings and details of Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre’s full range of product in 11 destinations phone 1300 661 666 or visit www.greecemedtravel.com
A Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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