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Elegant Resorts to run series of webinars for agents
Luxury tour operator Elegant Resorts is running a series of virtual events to help travel agents brush up on their product and destination knowledge.
The company said the seminars will take place during March and the end of April.
Each session will be led by Elegant Resorts’ key suppliers and focus on specific hotels, destinations or themes.
Agents who register will be sent, in advance, a selection of drinks and nibbles.
The seminars will focus on Tuscany, Barbados the Elegant Way, Specialist Caribbean, Luxury Cruise, Specialist Cruise and Borgo Pignano, Italy.
To register their interest, agents should contact Head of Agency Sales Jon Hardcastle by email: [email protected]
Hardcastle said: “These sessions aim to leave agents full of inspiration which will in turn help to secure those precious bookings.
“We are keen to maintain strong relationships despite the current restrictions and, as we’ve received such an amazing response from previous events, we’ve planned many more.”
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