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Algarve restarts online agent training
The Algarve Tourism Bureau has relaunched its Online Travel Training (OTT) courses for travel agents
The free online training lessons are designed for agents to increase their product knowledge and learn more about the region.
Agents can build their destination expertise by learning about each topic at their own pace, and benefit from useful contacts and free e-books containing information on all the touristic products.
Additionally, agents who complete the course have the chance to win a place on a FAM trip, earn booking rewards, or a monthly prize.
The Algarve Tourism is best known for its promise of 300 days of sun, beaches, food, outdoor activities and award-winning golf.
However, there is more diversity to the Algarve and the courses cover virtual lessons on wide-ranging topics such as attractions, hidden gems, nature and sustainability, events and the meetings industry.
Courses can be accessed at https://www.algarvepromotion.pt/en/menu/260/training-courses.aspx
Courses are available for UK, Irish, US and French markets.
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