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If Only launches new Maldives campaign
Luxury tour operator If Only has launched another Maldives multi-channel marketing campaign in collaboration with COLOURS OF OBLU by Atmosphere Hotels
The campaign runs throughout August 2022 and is designed to inspire future travel.
If Only will provide agents with marketing materials to promote COLOURS OF OBLU.
To support travel agents in driving bookings, If Only have established a dedicated campaign hub on Google Drive.
The hub contains downloadable posters featuring exclusive offers, which can be used to promote the campaign.
Agents will also have the chance to win a £100 Love2Shop voucher which will be awarded to the top booker during the campaign.
To enter, agents simply have to make as many bookings a possible with If Only to COLOURS OF OBLU until the 31st August.
More at ifonly.net/agents/incentives
If Only is currently offering a seven night all inclusive holiday to the Maldives at the 4* OBLU XPERIENCE Ailafushi from £2,189 per person, saving 10% on accommodation.
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