United Kingdom
United States
Asia Pacific
Journese launches travel agent incentive
Journese has just rolled out a New Year travel agent incentive.
It rewards travel advisors with 500 Bonus TRIP Points for every new confirmed booking by February 26, 2023.
It is valid for travel through February 28, 2024 with a minimum three-night stay at a romance-themed partner resort or cruise line.
Travel advisors who register bookings on the same day they are confirmed receive an additional 100 bonus TRIP points.
After 10 registered bookings advisors are awarded an additional 1,500 bonus TRIP points.
Travel advisors can redeem TRIP points for personal travel to any destination offered by Journese.
The travel agent incentive offers a complimentary two-night stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota Florida for the top agent.
To make a booking, travel advisors can visit Journese.com
Related News Stories : Flight Centre, Intrepid join forces for free holiday giveaway Intrepid to debut women only tour in Pakistan Jet2holidays launches Algarve golf packages Which? calls on government to save holiday protections Wendy Wu Tours prepping for restart of China tours Regent launches family holiday collection
Learn more about : Pleasant Holidays | Journese ( N. America )
Ray Monty
Sarah Doyle from Visit Phoenix
Michelle and Jalyssa of Visit Mesa
Alison Cryer, MBE of Representation Plus
Tracy Vaughan, SVP Global Trade Development at Visit Lauderdale
Marc Anderson CEO of Visit San Antonio speaks to Graham McKenzie in London about his city and IPW23
Graham McKenzie talks to Visit Florida’s CEO Dana Young at #huddle23
At #huddle23 in West Palm Beach we speak to Lauren Pace of Visit Florida
Jane Cunningham, Director of European Engagement Destinations International
Fred Bean, Founder and CEO of Hotelport
Kent Anderson of Kirk Mountain Adventures
The essence of Atlantic Canada
Elliot Ferguson of Destination DC
Couple abandoned their baby at check-in
UNWTO ‘Awake Tourism Challenge’ winners announced
BA flight makes emergency landing after ‘strange smell’ reported
Multi-billion pound credit card lawsuit set to be filed
CAA suspends Swansea Airport licence