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Sell more, Earn more! Up to $300 Gift Card – Oceania Cruises
Friday, Sep 20, 2024
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Oceania Cruises has some good news! In addition to their Upgrade Sale intended for you to develop new business, they will reward you with the opportunity to earn up to a $300 gift card for each NEW booking made from September 5 to September 30 on any of our Upgrade Sale voyages.
- $150 e-gift card for your 1st new booking
- $300 e-gift card for every additional booking
Additional details:
- Gift card valid for bookings made on September 5 to September 30
- Offer valid for bookings on Upgrade Sale voyages only
- Register your new bookings by October 15, 2024
- Click here to fill out and submit your registration form
There is no limit to the amount of gift cards you can earn.
Sell more, Earn more! Book online, or call (800) 531-5658.
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This competition closes at midnight on October 15, 2024 12:00 am
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