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Explore praises agents after 50% sales boost
Small group adventure operator Explore Worldwide reported a 50% growth in travel agent sales over the last 12 weeks, compared to 2019.
As it prepares to launch its new season brochures, it confirmed it will guarantee all departures for 2023 and beyond.
“Demand for small-group adventure is on the up” said Ben Ittensohn, Director of Global Sales for Explore.
“This is a rapidly-growing sector with a very strong outlook: demand into 2023 is already very positive, with longer haul travel now coming back. “
“We are totally committed to the continual growth of this sector in partnership with our agent partners. ”
Explore is anticipating continued growth in its travel agent business.
“We were praised by our agent partners for doing the right thing during the pandemic, and being an operator that agents can trust is absolutely crucial.”
Explore’s Unforgettable Adventures brochure will be distributed this week with the Family Adventures brochures to follow later in the month.
They can also be requested via TradeGate.
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