Travel agents with Dream Vacations, CruiseOne and Cruises Inc. will take a cruise aboard the Norwegian Bliss for their annual week-long National Conference. Each year’s National Conference, which trains travel agents, has a theme that revolves around supporting the travel agent network’s efforts and motivating them to develop their business. This year’s theme – “Inspire” – was selected with input from agents on what National Conference theme would be the most meaningful to them.
The theme of “Inspire” will set the tone for the week aboard Norwegian Bliss, and for the coming year. The theme will provide direction and inspiration to focus on the future of the evolving travel industry, as well as each individual agent’s business by educating attendees on how they can take the service they provide to the next level, inspire people to travel and see the world, while also sharing best practices and building stronger personal and professional relationships.
Throughout the week, attendees will participate in motivational general sessions; networking events; one-on-one meetings with cruise, resort and tour suppliers; interactive educational workshops; and peer-to-peer brainstorming sessions. They will learn how to leverage technology advancements, new training programs, and sales and marketing programs to elevate their businesses.
Dream Vacations, CruiseOne and Cruises Inc. are part of World Travel Holdings, a cruise agency and award-winning leisure travel company. The Dream Vacations and CruiseOne franchise opportunities give entrepreneurs a choice in how they want to brand their travel business, and Cruises Inc. is an independent business opportunity. Both business models provide a work-from-home opportunity to those interested in selling all types of travel experiences whether it be a cruise, resort stay or land tour.
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