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InteleTravel hosting more pop-up holiday clinics
InteleTravel is to host a series of two-day pop-up holiday clinics throughout the year after a successful first event last month.
The homeworking firm has booked seven more dates to be held in Canary Wharf.
InteleTravel says the first pop-up generated significant leads among office workers for beach, adventure, ski and city break packages.
The holiday clinics will again be run by InteleTravel ambassadors, who are agents that have been trained to the highest level of the InteleTravel academy and also help train others.
Pop-up holiday clinics will be held on: March 30-31, April 20 -21, May 25-26, June 29-30, Sept 28-29, Oct 19-20 and Nov 23 -24.
InteleTravel UK director Tricia Handley-Hughes said: “The first clinic was a trial to establish interest but also understand market needs. We now know these and will be tailor-making our offering around this market.”
“This initiative is two-fold; it serves the immediate audience around us and also generates new customers for our agents.”
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