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Silversea Cruises offers new reward scheme for agents
Silversea Cruises has launched a new reward and recognition programme for travel agents and homeworkers.
Open to all Silverseas’ retail agents and homeworkers, Silversea Advocates is to reward those delivering the highest percentage of growth, based on bookings, compared to the same quarter in the previous year.
The top ten agencies per quarter will be recognised as Silversea Advocates, enjoying exclusive experiences including VIP tickets and fabulous trips.
Silversea automatically enters agencies into the programme, allowing agents to continue to focus on serving their customers, with no extra paperwork involved.
Lisa McAuley, Silversea commercial director, UK and Ireland said: "We are incredibly excited to be starting the new year with the launch of Silversea Advocates. This new programme awaits the best performing agents across the United Kingdom and Ireland. Every new quarter brings a fresh leaderboard, giving every agency a chance to shine in that period."
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