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Agent alert: Megafam on offer
Agents could find themselves on one of seven confirmed itineraries as part of the 2014 Megafam to the US.
Brand USA, together with British Airways and partner airline American Airlines®, has confirmed the routes for the trip running from May 15-22nd.
After six nights on their designated itinerary, the seven groups will fly to Austin, Texas, for a grand finale where they will swap experiences.
Agents can win a place on the Megafam by entering British Airways and American Airlines flights sold to and within America from 1st January 2014. Sales are logged at a bespoke website – www.USAMegafam.co.uk.
To qualify, agents will also be required to complete two Specialist modules on the recently launched agent training site – www.USADiscoveryProgram.co.uk.
Chris Thompson, Brand USA President & CEO, said "The inaugural Megafam was hugely successful for us – both in terms of reinvigorating agents’ passion for the U.S. and creating value for our partners."
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