Creative Fiji Roadshow a Huge Success!
Creative Holidays concluded their highly successful Fiji Roadshow which has been travelling around Australia throughout October visiting MEL, ADL, BNE, PER, OOL and SYD in Sydney this week.
[Pictured right: Air Pacific presenting to agents in Sydney last night – Catherine de Giorgio & Lydwina Nio, Sales Executives, Air Pacific with Kate Lea, Consultant, Flight Centre Berry Square NSW]
The Roadshow program offered 23 Fijian suppliers a great opportunity to come over and interact 1st hand with Australian travel consultants. They represented iconic Fijian companies including Hotels, Resorts, Transfers, Airlines, Cruises and Adventure tour companies.
Following Creative’s successful 2005 Fijiian Roadshow, last night’s event was waitlist only proving that Fiji is a strong market for Creative and with over 200 attendees confirmed Creative’s Roadshow style was popular with travel consultants.
Consultants were treated to a sit down dinner where they could relax in comfort and enjoy a great meal while suppliers moved around the room. Suppliers presented to each table individually allowing agents to ask questions 1-on-1.
[Pictured right: Bula from the Creative Holidays Team – Taryn Lotz, BDM NSW ACT, Vickie Hebbard, State Manager NSW ACT, Joanna Olah, Product Co-ordinator & Steve Richards, BDM NSW ACT – Creative Holidays]
Vickie Hebbard State Manager NSW & ACT also announced a new phone number for Creative Holidays 131222 but highlighted that if agents book via the icreate website bookings are A$32 cheaper than booking via the phone.
Creative Holidays is Australia’s largest independent wholesaler with a range of holidays to suit everyone – especially those who enjoy the independence and flexibility of planning their own holiday.
Report by Robert Manuel – a Mole correspondent
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