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Lindblad Expeditions launches agent incentive
Marking Travel Advisor Appreciation Month, Lindblad Expeditions has launched a new booking incentive.
For each new booking confirmed during May, travel advisors will receive an entry into a draw to win one of three prizes
The grand prize is a trip for two to Galápagos aboard the new all-suite National Geographic Islander II.
Bookings on any Lindblad Expedition departure made now through May 31, 2022, will earn an entry.
Advisors can also receive a bonus entry for registering for Expedition 360°, Lindblad’s online travel advisor training.
The Grand Prize winner will receive a trip for two in a category SU suite on any 2022-2023 departure of ‘Wild Galápagos Escape’.
The final departure date will be based upon availability and subject to holiday and other blackouts and does not include flights.
The first prize winner will receive a $500 gift card and the second prize winner a $250 gift card.
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