Insight Vacations’ Top Achievers tour of Turkey
Insight Vacations has announced its 2007 Top Achievers incentive. The popular annual program rewards Insight’s 35 top selling consultants and gives them the opportunity to experience its unique product first-hand.
Each year Insight Vacations selects the most sought after destinations and creates an exclusive itinerary to reward this group with the itinerary showcasing the best of the region and giving agents a taste of Insight’s distinctive touring style.
This year’s tour will visit Turkey and includes the must see sightseeing in Istanbul, including Anzac cove, the fairy chimneys of Goreme and the lively resort town of Kusadasi.
Lorraine Sharp MD, Insight Vacations said “Insight is committed to its travel agent partners and invests in this popular program to provide opportunity for travel agents to increase their knowledge and continue to grow their businesses.” “Consultants who earn a place on the Top Achievers trip are rewarded with a wonderful touring experience and given first-hand experience of destinations popular with Australian travellers.”
To be eligible, agents can sell any of Insight Vacations range of holidays to Europe, Britain, Eastern Mediterranean, USA or Canada between October 2006 and 15 July 2007.
Special interest group-booking are not eligible.
Top consultant status will be based on the number of deposited passenger numbers departing in 2007.
Insight Vacations say that they are a clear choice for consultants wanting to book a memorable holiday for their clients, with Insight’s program competitively priced and clearly differentiated from other escorted holidays, with smaller groups of 40 guests, touring by luxury coach with more legroom, premium included sightseeing as well as experienced tour directors and guaranteed departures.
For more information on Insight Vacations visit www.insightvacations.com. To book online, visit the agents only area of the website or consultants can contact reservations on 1300727 767.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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