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PERTH – North Star Cruises has unveiled a raft of special travel trade industry incentives.
For a limited time all bookings will receive additional commissions.
North Star Cruises general manager Peter Trembath said there had never been a better time for agents to book their clients on a True North cruise.
Industry incentives include:
Bonus Commission: All bookings received during the nominated period (ends Dec 31, 2009) will receive a bonus 5% commission. This means retail transactions will attract 17% commission and wholesale transactions will attract 25% commission.
Adventures in Paradise Incentive: All trade representatives who book five or more 2009 Kimberley Wilderness Cruise cabins will go into a draw to win an Adventures in Paradise cruise.
North Star Cruises has also unveiled special consumer deals for repeat guests and for early bookings.
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