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Jet2holidays rolls out new agent incentive
Jet2holidays has announced a brand-new summer 2024 booking incentive for travel agents.
Jet2holidays is offering agents £10 for every Jet2holidays summer 2024 booking they make.
The incentive has been designed to support travel agents during the peak booking period as customers rush to book following the January payday.
It applies to all holidays booked due to travel between 1 April and 31 October 2024.
The booking incentive runs until 31 January 2024.
Jet2holidays is already offering customers £60 off per booking on all summer 2024 holidays made via an agent (excluding Free Child Place holidays), on top of £60 off per person on all holidays.
It means couples can save £180 if they book a summer 2024 holiday with Jet2holidays via an agent and solo travellers can save £120.
There are millions of seats and thousands of hotels available across destinations in Europe, the Mediterranean and Canary Islands.
Jet2holidays also has Free Child Place holidays available over the school holidays.
Alan Cross, Director of Travel Agent Relationships at Jet2holidays, said: “We are expecting another rush of demand as January pay packets hit.”
“We are delighted to be announcing this brand-new incentive to directly support our travel agent partners.”
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