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Agent to win £1,500 a month for a year at WTM
A2B Transfers, the growing airport transfer company, is to give away £1,500 a month for a year.
The winning agent of a promotion run by the company will be selected at World Travel Market in London next week.
A2B Transfers came up with the promotion earlier this year and launched a game that tests the knowledge of entrants.
Those that are successful have been entered into a draw which culminates at WTM on November 14.
Graham McKenzie, UK managing director of TravelMole, will push a button on a program that will decide who will win the £18,000 at midday on the TravelMole stand (TT7010).
The winner will win £1,500 per month for a year.
Renaldo Scheepers, managing director of A2B, said: “As a relatively new, young company we are always trying to come up with innovative promotions to draw both agents and end users.
“The game, whilst simple, has generated much interest and we believe has been well worth the investment required.
“Next year we have even more exciting promotions that will reflect the move towards web 2.0 and social media,” added Scheepers.
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