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Apartments Abroad launches Cyprus agent incentives
A range of trade incentives, including free holidays and discounted accommodation, are being offered by Apartments Abroad to back a new Cyprus programme.
The four top selling agents for the destination will be able to claim free holidays at the five-star Coral Beach or four-star Napa Plaza hotels, including accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis and return flights from the UK.
The promotion is open for bookings taken up to close of business on March 31 with flights offered on selected dates up to the last week in June.
Trade concessions on accommodation are also available to supporting agents. These include half-price stays at the five star Elysium and a 30% discount at the four-star Athena Beach hotels in Paphos. The Elysium offer is valid for stays completed before April 30 whilst the Athena Beach promotion is open until October 31.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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