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Uniworld offering new travel appreciation program
Uniworld River Cruises is gearing up for their 2010 Europe River Cruises’ sales initiatives with their "Travel Agents Partnership Appreciation."
The company is offering Travel Agency partners a $50 per cabin bonus commission for booking 2010 Europe River Cruises made from August 1, 2009, through September 30, 2009.
Each time an Agent redeems a bonus commission, it contributes to their chances of winning a selection of prizes, such as a grand prize for two – including business class air – on a European river cruise.
Two other cruises including economy air, along with three $500 USD gift cards, will also be given away.
"It’s a very simple initiative that is rewarding Agents for supporting Uniworld," said Janice Tully, Sr. Vice President of Sales at Uniworld. She added:
"Since Uniworld is 100 percent trade dedicated, it is our intent to reward our agency partners for the support they give to Uniworld.”
by David Wilkening
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