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Discover The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet and Enjoy More Earning Potential – Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Saturday, Oct 05, 2024
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Visit Regent Seven Seas Cruises University to become a Luxury Cruise Expert. Our four interactive courses provide details about our all-inclusive value, personal service and intimate, luxurious fleet, as well as key selling points, marketing strategies, and more! Gain insight into what sets us apart in value, destinations and onboard amenities, and learn about how to better sell our luxury product to your clients.
Upon completion of each course you will receive rewards including:
- $100 Bonus Commission* when a new booking is made within 120 days of completing the course
- Up to 12 Elective Credits from CLIA
- CEUs from The Travel Institute
- Luxury Cruise Expert Logo to include on your marketing materials
- A Downloadable Graduate Certificate
Log into the Travel Partner Center and select “RSSC University” to get started and be on your way to becoming a Luxury Cruise Expert.
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