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Signature Travel breaks sales records
Signature Travel Network achieved record-breaking volumes for both cruise and tour sales in 2006, President Michelle Morgan announced.
“Collectively, our network realized sales growth exceeding 22% in 2006,” she said. “Advance sales for 2007 look even stronger. We are bullish regarding our future, and all trends point to a record 2007.”
Signature last year added 14 new member agencies representing 41 locations, including Frosch Travel, Rosenbluth Vacations, Bon Voyage Travel, Kelly Cruises, House of Travel, Executive Travel Associates and eight other agencies.
“Today, our network includes 178 members, 300-plus locations in 25 states and over 1,000 consumer websites, collectively generating over $2.2 billion in annual travel sales,” Ms Morgan said.
Executive Vice President Ignacio Maza also unveiled Signature’s new 268-page Hotel & Resort Directory at the conference. “Our hotel program now includes over 420 hotels and resorts in 250 cities worldwide, including many properties that are ours alone,” Ms Maza said.
Report by David Wilkening
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