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MBR celebrates agent sales at Peaks Performance Awards
My Booking Rewards (MBR) and its supplier members are recognising top agents for their peaks sales performance.
They are offering the opportunity to win prizes at its annual Peaks Performance Awards.
Travel agents that register their peaks bookings before 31 March 2024 at either www.peaksperformanceawards.com or www.mybookingrewards.com will be automatically entered into the relevant supplier category.
This is determined by their qualified sales performance during peaks, and could then scoop prizes including luxury stays, Fam trip places, cash rewards and more.
Prizes up for grabs include a Fam trip place from new supplier member Dominican Republic Travel Rewards.
There is also a five-night stay at Ava Resort Cancun to be taken in 2025 from RCD Hotels, which represents Hard Rock Hotels, Unico 87º20º Riviera Maya and Nobu Hotel Los Cabos.
Registered bookings with MBR suppliers will put agents in with the chance of winning:
A Virgin Voyages Mediterranean sailing for two (aged 18+) staying in a Sea Terrace cabin.
Six Fam places with Playa Hotels & Resorts to Dominican Republic, Jamaica or Mexico.
Six places on a five-night Fam trip to discover Royalton Resorts’ Antigua properties.
A ‘One Love Rewards’ goodie bag from the Jamaica Tourist Board, full of treats. Plus, a possible place on the ‘One Love Affair’ December Fam trip.
A luxury three-night stay on Ifuru Island in the Maldives for two, including transfers.
A three-night, bed & breakfast stay for two at Banyan Tree Dubai.
A Bahamas Fam trip place courtesy of Nassau Paradise Island.
A four-night, all-inclusive stay at Planet Hollywood Cancun, courtesy of Planet Hollywood Hotels & Resorts.
A three-night, premium, all-inclusive stay at Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa for two adults.
Now in its eighth year, the annual MBR Peaks Performance Awards commends agents and their outstanding sales performance during the peaks period.
Peaks Performance Awards is the only agent event to award winners based on their qualified sales performance.
Darren Pearson, CEO, My Booking Rewards, said: “MBR is seeing another record-breaking peaks in 2024 with more than £80 million in sales revenue registered by the end of January alone.”
The Peaks Performance Awards 2024 will take place on Monday 13 May in Manchester.
To reserve a place, agents should email: [email protected] now.
Travel agents can also register peaks bookings or sign up to My Booking Rewards by visiting www.mybookingrewards.com
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