Travelopia launching ‘Advent’ agent incentive for Citalia, Sovereign and American Holidays bookings
Travelopia Tailormade has announced details of its Tailormade Trade Advent Countdown incentive.
It will run for 10 weeks from 2 October 2024 through 15 December 2024.
It is available for travel agents across the UK and Ireland.
The new incentive offers agents the opportunity to be entered into the Tailormade Trade Advent Countdown prize draw for all bookings claimed across all three tour operator brands – Citalia, Sovereign Luxury Travel and American Holidays.
Each week the team will hide prizes in a spotlighted destination and the choice of prizes will be themed to that destination.
Travel agents simply need to make a booking for any of the three brands and claim to be entered into the weekly prize draw.
The chosen winning agent each week will then get the chance to choose which Advent window to open and behind each window is a prize.
Prizes include a Fortnum & Mason hamper, perfume, luggage set, wireless headphones, case of wine or spa voucher.
Destinations include Italy, Greece, Canary Islands, North America and the Caribbean.
The latest incentive follows recent booking trend insight from the Travelopia trade team of an increase in repeat bookings across all three brands.
Simon Garrido, Head of Sales, Travelopia Tailormade said, “We wanted to not only show our appreciation to agent partners for their support, but also encourage and support them by investing in an exciting incentive programme.”
“When we develop our incentives it is extremely important that each and every agent and each and every booking has the opportunity to win.”
All bookings claimed can be for any departure month. There will be one claimed winner chosen at random each week.
For further information on its trade initiatives, visit Travelopia for Agents (Citalia, Sovereign Luxury Travel and American Holidays)
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