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Agents can star with Insight
Agents who want starring roles can enter the “Travel Agent Idol 2005” awards with prizes from Insight Vacations.
“The agent who sells the most Insight Vacations escorted tours in his or her selected region between 14 February and 28 April will be crowned Insight’s Travel Agent Idol 2005,” said Insight Vacations’ President March Kazlauskas.
The winning agent will receive a day or two at a luxurious spa in their area and a romantic dinner for two.
Insight has also partnered with British Airways to offer a $200 per couple discount on tours traveling to London, Madrid, Paris, Frankfurt and Vienna. Bookings must be made by 28 April for travel from April to the end of October.
Mr Kazlauskas says Insight tours are a bargain because the prices are the same as in September and the dollar since then has fallen. He estimates saving of 20%.
Insight Vacations has been a leader in premium escorted tours and cruises to the US, Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean and Canada.
Report by David Wilkening
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