Saw a post in a big cruise group this week. Someone apologized before asking if she could sleep in her car at the port the night before sailing. She didn't want to pay $200 for 4 hours in a hotel. Dozens of people jumped in with advice, and half of it was risky. That stuck with me as an advisor. She never would have asked a travel agent that question. She'd have just worried about it. So now I bring it up first with every cruise client: "Where are you sleeping the night before?" Then I offer a park and cruise hotel near the port. They stay one night, leave the car for the week, and get a shuttle to the ship. The client feels taken care of before they ever board. And the hotel is often commissionable too. Whether you're booking already or just starting out, what's the question you get most from friends and family about travel? 👇

This sale has been keeping me busy! Up to $1500 off, a free Jamaica adventure and up to a $500 air credit? People are checking their calendars and getting their vacations on the books! 🗓️🛫🏝️

Hey guys, I started my travel agency a month ago and have been trying to close bookings, but haven't had much luck, I'm getting a fair amount of leads from my insta but most of them just say too expensive and leave. What script do you guys have in place for this?