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Le Meridien agent incentives
Luxury hotel group, Le Meridien is offering agents an extra four percent commission on bookings made until 31 March 2003.
Agents who are members of the “Le Guest Book” agent incentive scheme will earn two percent cash commission personally and an additional two percent agency commission, increasing the total commission to 12 percent.
Le Meridien is also trying to boost booking by offering up to 50 percent off published rates until 31 March 2003. The “Winter Passport” promotion is offering rates such as the Le Meridien Etoile, Paris from £114 per night, and the Le Meridien Chicago from £82 per night. The promotion also extends to 43 Nikko Hotels worldwide.
“Winter Passport” rates must be booked in advance with a credit card guarantee. Rates are available on GDSs using the MD access code, or through Le Meridien reservations on 08000 282840.
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