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Runaway free tickets and cash bonuses
Travel agents are being offered up to two free United Airlines tickets for booking Runaway packages.
“Allowing agents to earn free air travel by booking Runaway is another way we can show we are listening and supporting the retail travel agent,” said Ed Jackson, president and CEO of Runaway.
Agents need to complete seven bookings during the next four months. Bookings must include international airfare, five nights’ accommodations and Runaways’s Cancellation & Revision Waiver.
The new benefits are in addition to the company’s current reward program of $50 cash for every five bookings made under the same conditions.
The bookings must be made through next 1 February for travel completed by 31 March of 2005, according to Mr Jackson.
Runaway is a tour wholesaler to two destinations, Hawaii and Mexico. Its products are sold exclusively through travel agents.
Report by David Wilkening
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