KEA puts agents on the road
SYDNEY – KEA Campers is giving agents the chance to win five prizes of seven-day rentals for bookings made before June 30.
The competition covers bookings on any campervan, motorhome or 4WD camper in the KEA fleet available for rental in Australia and New Zealand
KEA has released its 2009/2010 brochures for rentals across Australia and New Zealand, showcasing its latest range of luxury campervans and motorhomes.
“We’ve had a lot of interest in campervan and motorhome travel this year. For the first time, domestic travellers have become our biggest single market for rentals across both countries, and the vast majority of these bookings are being made through agents,†said KEA general manager, rental sales, Australia & New Zealand, Richard McKisack.
The release of the new brochures, which are currently being distributed to wholesale partners and retail agents across Australia and New Zealand, marks the beginning of the final month of KEA’s annual agent incentive.
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