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African Travel launches agent incentive
Luxury safari operator African Travel, Inc is offering travel advisor incentives for trips reserved in 2022 along with enhanced experiences and add-ons for select itineraries.
It says it has strong demand for both last minute bookings as well as agent hosted groups for 2023 and 2024.
Travel advisors who have a group of 10+ clients travelling together can book a new group safari by December 15, 2022 and earn an extra $500 along with their commission.
Every group journey is customized.
It has added more dates to small group departures.
“Current travel trends are indicating that safaris are a top bucket list item and we see pent-up demand including an increase in last minute safari bookings,” says Sherwin Banda, President of African Travel, Inc.
“We encourage travel advisors to book their clients’ safaris now since space is limited on our most popular trips.”
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