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New cruise outfit receives flood of applications
Future Travel believes that its homeworking cruise venture Instant Cruise Holidays should prove successful, judging from the amount of agents wishing to work for the venture. A news story on TravelMole last week has received over 35 queries from agents interested in working for the UK based outfit which is owned by parent company United Co-op Travel Group. Operations manager Sue Reader, who has worked for five years as a homeworking cruise specialist, said she “wasn’t surprised” by the level of interest – and claimed that it confirmed Future Travel’s belief that cruise was the big growth sector of the market. She told TravelMole: “We’ve had a very good response but its the fastest growing sector in the market and I think agents are interested in doing something they’ve maybe not thought of before.” Interested agents can call Sue Reader on 0870 230 0014 or email: [email protected] See our previous story: Homeworkers sought for new cruise venture
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