Celestyal launches pre-booking commission guide
Celestyal has introduced a new travel agent tool, which highlights the earning opportunities available to agents when pre-booking onboard extras.
The new guide, at Celestyal’s trade portal, outlines how agents earn commissions across drink packages, shore excursions and fare upgrades when booked pre-departure.
The additional commissions apply across the line’s 1260-guest ships, Celestyal Journey and Celestyal Discovery.
Janet Parton, VP business development, said: “We’re one of a few cruise lines who offer such rich earning opportunities on pre-departure extras, and we wanted to shout about it.”
Travel agents can earn full commission across our extensive shore excursion programme and broad range of drink packages.”
To download the guide, click here.
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