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2 contributions to Travel Trainers
PRICING DECISION
Working through pricing on a New Orleans group trip right now… Curious how others approach this: Do you anchor higher with a premium hotel option first, or lead with the most accessible price point? I’m seeing pros/cons both ways depending on the audience.
1 like • Apr 25
@Michael Johnson in the context you shared here, I believe I would go with one price to the lead of the group and give them the information they need to “sell” the package to the group. I would also add something like: provided there are some who would prefer upgraded benefits, to give them your number for further conversation. This it makes the package the standard, and for anyone who want more/better can have a conversation to identify what does that “more” looks like for them.
Most travel agents think more posts = more bookings.
It doesn’t. More posts just means you’re working harder… in the wrong place. What actually drives bookings is distribution + structure. And most agents are missing both. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here’s the breakdown most people never think about: Facebook = Visibility Engine. This is where attention lives. - People scroll, react, and discover you - Great for stories, photos, “this could be you” moments - Weak for organization and actual decision-making 👉 Most agents post here… and stop here. That’s why they get likes but no bookings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meetup = Discovery + Intent Engine - People aren’t just scrolling — they’re looking for something to do - Built-in traffic (you don’t have to create all the demand yourself) - Events convert better than posts because they imply action 👉 This is where strangers can actually find you. Most agents ignore it completely. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Skool (or structured hub) = Conversion Engine - This is where decisions happen - You control the environment (no algorithm fighting you) - You can organize trips, answer questions, and build trust over time 👉 This is what most agents are missing entirely. No structure = no consistent bookings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why most agents stay invisible They’re doing all their work in one layer - Posting on Facebook - Maybe sharing a deal - Hoping someone reaches out But there’s no path. No system. No place for people to go next. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 like • Apr 25
I never thought of a meet-up groups for raising interest in travelling. Do people who want to book holiday attend these types of events? I am a former cruise consultant working directly for the company, therefore creating leads was never a concern for me. Now I am thinking to come back into travel as an independent consultant and I don't even know where to start since in my previous role I wasn't even aware of the “start” (creating leads).
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