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easyJet holidays extends travel agent incentive
Tour operator easyJet holidays is extending its city breaks travel agent incentive.
Agents now have more time to earn a £15 Lifestyle voucher for every city break.
It is extended for bookings made until 15 October 2023.
It is valid for city break bookings sold departing between now and 31 October 2024.
To claim a voucher, agents need to visit the city break incentive Trade portal
They’ll need an eligible booking reference number, along with the password to the portal, which is to be communicated via the ‘easyJet holidays – agents’ Facebook page.
Kelly Walker, easyJet holidays’ Head of Distribution said: “Our agent partners have played a significant role in our growth, so we want to show our thanks by extending our city breaks incentive.”
The tour operator’s flexible booking policy includes a refund guarantee, more time to decide, and the flexibility to change.
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