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Famil incentive for Dubai Experts
Twenty ‘Dubai Experts’ from Australia and New Zealand will be selected to visit Dubai in March as part of the training programme’s incentive scheme for travel agents, courtesy of Dubai Tourism and Emirates.
All existing Dubai Experts as well as agents that sign up and complete the course by February 14 will be eligible to win a place on the five night famil from March 3-8.
The Dubai Department of Tourism & Commerce Marketing (DTCM) online training programme, "Dubai Expert", has been designed to help agents build a strong knowledge base of the city and to help them sell Dubai as a holiday destination.
Julie King, director of the DTCM Australia and New Zealand Representative Office, said: "A first for the Dubai Expert programme, this incentive famil will showcase some the city’s finest hotels, best attractions and diverse range of culinary experiences that will bring the Dubai Expert training programme to life."
To qualify as a Dubai Expert, agents should visit http://anz.dubaixperts.com and register their details.
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