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Agents get 20% discount on thousands of holiday experiences
Holiday experiences website DoSomethingDifferent is offering travel agents 20% off in a bid to familiarise them with its products.
The site offers thousands of tours, attractions and experiences from climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge to taking a helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon.
The new travel agent concession scheme has been launched after the site realised the potential for growth in sales offered by agents experiencing first hand what it had to offer.
Sales manager Lee Burns said: ‘‘We really believe that when agents experience one or more of our tours, they will feel more comfortable selling our product to their clients. By offering agents a 20% discount, we hope it gives them added incentive to DoSomethingDifferent themselves.â€
Agents heading off on holiday should take a look at www.dosomethingdifferent.com and call the dedicated concessions team on 020 8090 3799 or email [email protected] to make a booking.
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