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The Holiday Franchise Company launches new WFH package for experienced agents
The Holiday Franchise Company has launched a new, cheaper package for travel agents with four years’ experience who would like to launch their own online business working from home.
The package costs less than 70% of The Holiday Franchise Company’s original package, which is aimed at newcomers to the industry.
Marketing manager Jordan Luxton said the company had reduced the price for experienced agents as they needed less training and support.
The Holiday Franchise Company is backed by Holidaysplease, which was started in 2002 and has a £30m-plus turnover.
Head of of Sales & Marketing Luke Western said: "We have evolved our offering to support the industry and those professionals looking to build their own business and take control of their future."
Linsey McNeill
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