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Explore relaunches 50% agent rates for 2023
Adventure tour operator Explore Worldwide announced its agents’ concession scheme is returning for 2023.
It recognises and rewards travel agent partners by offering 50% off all of its small group tours once agents make their first booking .
As well as half-price small group tours, they save 25% for one companion travelling with the booking agent, and 20% for all accompanying children on family tours.
Full T&Cs available by emailing: [email protected] for full details.
Ben Ittensohn, Explore’s Director of Global Sales said: “After a tough couple of years, we’re keen to get as many of our travel agents travelling with us as possible.”
“There is no better way for agents to sell small group, sustainable travel than by experiencing it for themselves.”
The company also regularly announces hugely discounted last-minute departures, which travel agents can now access too, saving up to 95% on tours all over the world.
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