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Seminars offered at Trafalgar hint at ‘hidden treasures’
Trafalgar is continuing its popular Fall and Winter Seminar Series, offering three-hour seminars with breakfast or lunch depending on location, through 16 January.
The seminars cover all the new trips at Trafalgar, which is celebrating its 60th year in 2007.
Participating agents receive a $50 bonus commission and a chance to win a vacation in Europe.
Said Trafalgar President John Severini:
“In these unique seminars we will unlock our new Hidden Treasures, expanded guaranteed departures, on-tour audio headsets and new tours that will provide agents additional ways to attract and sell new customers.”
Trafalgar, established in 1947, now offers vacations to the US, Europe, Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South America and Asia.
Report by David Wilkening
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