Hit the open road in Arizona: Sedona, Flagstaff, and Salt River
For travelers seeking wide open spaces and epic scenery, Arizona is calling. The classic western road trip has never been in more demand than now in these socially distanced times, and agents can now tap this growing market to generate commissions.
Travel agents are generating commissions on $3,000 couple bookings and up to $10,000 or more for a small or multi-generation family.
AmericanTours International’s (ATI) Drive America customizable road trip packages are making it easy for travel agents to set-up, save clients’ money (compared to booking it on their own online) and generate healthy commissions.
ATI’s user friendly Drive America platform offers dozens of itinerary templates to help travel agents.
The latest itinerary explores three Arizona destinations – Salt River, Sedona, and Flagstaff with Arizona – The Epic Advenutre Destination. View the above video to learn more.
Agents can learn all about the destinations and how to plan and sell tours and customizable trips.
More and more travelers are looking for professional guidance to help to plan their road trip vacations. At the same time, they want instant access to information, authentic local experiences, and combined online and offline communication.
Extensive information regarding all of ATI products and services on the Agent Portal, including Covid related information from hotel brands as well as local, state, and federal authorities.
This is updated on a weekly basis.
For agents which have not yet signed up to use ATI’s booking platform, visit https://signup.americantours.com/?utm_source=webinar&utm_medium=em&utm_campaign=ARIZONA
ATI offers the most competitive prices (compared to other online options) and the largest choice of destinations. This includes room upgrades, airport transfers, special dining experiences, customized tours, and much more.
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