Tour group prices almost one third less than industry standard
Kensington’s Tours says it offers private outings to 80 countries benchmarked at 30 percent less than other operators.
The company was recently named a preferred supplier for Vacation.com.
“Kensington Tours fits perfectly, providing skillfully designed and executed private tours at 30 percent less than similar companies. That’s a product our agents can easily sell to their clients and make a high profit,” said John Lovell, Vacation.com’s vice president.
In 2009, Kensington Tours was recognized as one of the “Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth” for the second year in a row by National Geographic Adventure magazine, which also gave Kensington high marks in both the Luxury Adventure and Customer Satisfaction categories.
“Our clients have come to expect luxury without the high price tag, and that’s exactly what we provide,” said Jeff Willner, CEO of Kensington Tours.
Vacation.com is the largest travel services marketing organization in North America, serving independent retail travel agencies across the US and Canada, according to the company.
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