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More ACE members excel
Saturday, 16 Nov, 2009
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Eighty eight members of the Association of Cruise Experts have now reached ‘ACE Ambassador’ status.
These are agents who excel at selling cruise through their advanced knowledge and experience.
New ACE director Flo Powell said: “I am very pleased and proud that so many of our members have reached this top tier by going that extra mile in undertaking ACE training, it takes a lot of time and dedication to become an Ambassador.
“I am committed to creating more benefits for this elite group in 2010 including specific events and priority access to our ship visits and regional cruise expos.”
ACE offers a range of training products and services to members including online training modules, ship visits, regional cruise ‘expos’ plus the UK Cruise Convention, the largest annual agent event in the UK.
Once an agent attains 100 points they become accredited as an ACE agent and once they collect 600 points they become as ACE Ambassador.
by Phil avies
Phil Davies
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