InteleTravel launches rewards programme for agents
Homeworking giant InteleTravel has launched a travel agent loyalty programme which will reward them with luxury goods, electronics, holidays and more.
Called IntelePerks, it has been designed to reward loyalty and stimulate sales among its 18,000+ advisors across the UK and Ireland.
Details are being finalised for the scheme, which will enable travel agents to earn points that can be redeemed against rewards for a range of activities.
These include completion of training modules, attending industry events, participating in surveys, supporting preferred partners and more.
Rewards include over 1,000 goods such as jewellery, luggage, sports equipment, home décor and electrical goods from top brands including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Sony.
Travel rewards range from all-inclusive resorts, hotel nights, ocean and river cruises, wine and culinary tours, and spa retreats.
IntelePerks comes after a record start to the year with sales in March up 42% compared with the same month last year.
InteleTravel UK and Ireland managing director Tricia Handley-Hughes said: “We’ve taken the loyalty and incentive idea from airlines, hotels and other suppliers and used it for the first time within an agency operation.”
“Commissions come first, then jewellery, electronics, fashion, cruises, hotel stays and similar redemption opportunities.”
The programme will be launched in phases as the technology progresses.
IntelePerks is open to all InteleTravel travel agents at no cost.
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