Trafalgar’s 2007 Top Consultants’ Tour……..an Egyptian escapade!
If you have always dreamed of cruising down the Nile at sunset, standing at the foot of the Great Pyramids, gazing at the enigmatic Sphinx and exploring the treasured antiquities of The Egyptian Museum, then stop dreaming and start booking more tours, because Trafalgar’s 2007 Top Consultants’ Tour is hitting the Land of the Pharaohs!
Paul Wiseman, Managing Director of Trafalgar said, “Each year we reward our top selling consultants with a fascinating trip, giving them the opportunity to experience our product firsthand and increase their knowledge, while enjoying an amazing holiday.”
Some of the highlights of the 2007 tour include: The Temples of Luxor and Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, a felucca ride across the Nile, Cairo sightseeing, The Egyptian Museum, The Great Pyramids and Sphinx and Abu Simbel.
The tour includes three night’s first class accommodation in Cairo with buffet breakfast and dinner; a four-night luxury river cruise along the Nile, with all meals onboard the cruise; sightseeing including many special highlights; transfers; professional local guide and escort and domestic flights from Cairo to Aswan and Luxor to Cairo.
Trafalgar will also provide an international airfare credit to assist agents in purchasing the airfare of their choice, including $2000 for consultants with 70 or more bookings, $1500 for 50 or more bookings and $1000 for other qualifying consultants to use towards airfare and taxes.
For the chance to earn a place on Trafalgar’s 2007 Top Consultants’ Tour agents simply need to book and deposit as many tours as possible on Trafalgar’s wide range of product by 30 June 2007. The agents that sell the highest number of tours will qualify for the trip.
All Trafalgar tour, river cruise and group bookings will qualify regardless of destination, and any bookings already made on 2007 Trafalgar product will count towards the trip.
Bookings will automatically be monitored and every month a letter will be sent to the consultants who are in the running to join the trip.
Consultants also need to complete Trafalgar’s e-Learning program on the agent’s only section of the website to qualify for their place on the tour.
Additionally, any consultants who do not qualify for the Top Consultants’ Tour in September, and who are within Trafalgar’s top 100 selling consultants by end June 2007, will be eligible to receive a 50 per cent discount on the land portion of a Trafalgar European tour of their choice, subject to standard conditions (discount does not apply to rail itineraries or river cruises).
Full terms and conditions are available from Trafalgar Business Development Managers and on the agent’s only section of Trafalgar’s website www.trafalgar.com
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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