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Oman to offer famil to 40 agents
The Sultanate of Oman’s Ministry of Tourism has launched an interactive online training tool to better equip travel agents in Australia and New Zealand.
Comprised of eight modules over two workshops, the modules have been designed to showcase Oman’s attractions while offering valuable knowledge to trade partners to better promote and sell the regions.
The Sultanate of Oman is offering 40 travel agents the opportunity of a luxury tour of Oman that showcases the country, including capital city Muscat.
Emirates is the airline sponsor of the famil.
The "Side trip of a Lifetime" famil will be held from November 4-13 this year.
"We are taking 40 agents from across Australia and New Zealand and every agent who passes all the Oman modules will be eligible for selection," said Mona Tannous, manager of Australia and New Zealand.
More details at
http://oman.yourworkshops.com.au/travel/index.php?pxid=73 .
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