The Value of Publicity in Growing Your Tour Business
When you introduce new and exciting information that your targeted audience can both identify with and find interest in, you are on to bigger and better things in the business world
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Category: Expert Advice
Communicating Trip Offerings With Boomers
They may be those who, like me, often do not even bother to open their bulk mail, but rather simply throw it in the trash without peeking inside the envelope. Instead, we need to discover how we can reach this potential clientele not only with different kinds of trips, but at different venues.
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Tips for Packaging Trips for Baby Boomers
You will want to design trips that are more active, more in depth, and less regimented. Since some of your market may still be employed, eschewing full retirement until later, you will probably want to forgo the longer trips and offer more one week or 3-4 day long weekend type programs.
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10 Safety Tips for Women Traveling on Their Own
Study a map before you leave your lodging or car so that once on the street you know where you are headed. Try to avoid struggling with a map or looking like a tourist. If you have to ask for directions, approach women with children or families.
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7 Tips to Getting a Peace-of-Mind for Holiday Vacationers
With suggestions that are helpful for both you and your groups, we will take a look at a few key considerations to help would-be holiday vacationers avoid or appropriately deal with travel trouble.
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5 Step Plan to Becoming The Recognized Expert In Group Travel
Visibility, my friends, is the fundamental that leads to credibility. And credibility leads to trust which leads to success in your business. To full coaches on tours or sold out cruises. The more you see someone, the easier it is to believe them and trust them. Therefore, it makes sense to begin identifying ways for you to become more visible.
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Three Different Methods of Booking Tour Reservations
There is also the legal advantage of not being considered the principal, but rather the agent of the principal (the tour operator). And in the event of something going wrong, by booking through a U.S. based tour operator, if your organization were sued by an unhappy trip participant, you should have one more company to share the defense within the U.S. court system.
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Port-of-Call Crimes: Don’t be a Victim
Following these tips in some of the most popular cruise destinations can help minimize the risk and ensure a fabulous, event-free vacation.
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