Top selling Vertical Travel Group agents rewarded with Thailand trip
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The top performing six Vertical Travel Group sales agents for Gold Medal, Pure Luxury, Incredible Journeys and Cruise Plus were recently hosted on a VIP reward trip to Thailand.
The agents from the Holiday Elite and Your Holiday Booking brands were invited on an eight-night break from 17 – 25 March, organized by Gold Medal and Vertical Sales Manager Suzanne Brunt.
Experiences included Elephant Hills, Khao Lak as well as free time to explore Phuket.
Brunt said: “This trip is the second dedicated incentive from Gold Medal and their sister brands which has been launched at our two most recent conferences.”
“We are very lucky to work within an industry which sees well deserved reward trips such as this”
Holiday Elite homeworker Kerry Kitto added: “I had the most amazing time visiting Thailand and witnessing first-hand the different resorts and hotels.”
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