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Vanuatu: You too can be an expert
Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO) has launched a trade micro-site www.vanuatuspecialists.com.au, designed specifically to educate and inform travel agents about the destination.
The site also features the newly launched online training, powered by "Your Workshops", where agents who complete the training to become a Vanuatu specialist are given the chance to win a place on a famil trip at the end of the year.
The site will be regularly updated with details on trade events, famils and expos with an easy registration function.
Those interested in self-famils will find packages from different properties as well as Air Vanuatu’s $50 agent fare (excluding taxes) departing from Sydney or Brisbane.
VTO’s Australian representative, Anne Morris, said the microsite promises to be an effective selling tool for agents providing them with the most relevant and current destination information to help them reap results.
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