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It’s heading towards that time of year when we look forward to receiving exciting surprises…that’s right, it’s nearly the Gold Medal brochure launch day. We’ve made some interesting changes and, as ever, have worked hard to create an impact with our covers – so look out for copies landing in your stores. If you need more supplies, or simply want to let us know what you think, you can always get in touch, just email: agencysales@goldmedal.co.uk.


When it comes to Las Vegas, many of The Strip’s iconic hotels are household names, so having a thorough knowledge of the properties is key to ensuring you give your client exactly what they want. A family, for example, might


be more at home at Circus Circus or Excalibur, whereas those wanting a bit of glitz and glamour would be more suited to the Bellagio or the Aria. Vegas is big business as


groups of friends travel together for fun-filled holidays, and it’s a popular destination for stag and hen dos.


Plenty to do


The city has a lot to offer in the entertainment stakes, whether clients want to take their chances in the casinos, marvel at a musical show or act, or head out for some retail therapy. One thing not to be missed


is a trip to the Grand Canyon and add-on providers such as Attraction World and Do Something Different offer myriad options by aircraft, helicopter and jeep.


Arrive in style To make it a trip of a lifetime, recommend your client arrives and leaves in celebrity style by suggesting limousine transfers for £199. A helicopter ride above The Strip will also help to make it a trip to remember. Do Something Different offers a number of options including its Las Vegas Strip Highlights flight, which costs from £53 If, like Mystery Shopper, your


clients are looking to sample the nightlife in Vegas, recommend they invest in a V Card, which gives VIP access and free admission to nightclubs such as Tao, Haze, LAX and Rain (£65 through Attraction World).


SAMPLE PRODUCT


Funway Holidays offers seven nights at the MGM Grand in a balcony suite for £7,476, including flights and several excursions departing on March 11. funway4agents.co.uk


Virgin Holidays offers seven nights at the Bellagio for £5,396 in two resort deluxe double rooms, including flights with Virgin Atlantic, and departing on March 2. vhols4agents.co.uk


Don’t ‘peak’ too soon Plans are in place, offers are being sourced and the peaks will soon be upon us. There are so many exciting things heading your way. These include instant prizes – just for being you, Farebank Rewards in


abundance and incredible travel prizes! The opportunity to win big with us in this peak selling period is there, so make sure you take it! Of course, we’ll have places up for grabs on one of our famous Mega FAM trips too… feedback from our recently-returned trip has been as amazing as ever – I was there, and it was fantastic!


Mega FAM for mega agents The legendary Gold Medal Mega FAM trips never disappoint. A 40-strong party recently flew out from four UK regional airports mid-November, and headed to four wonders


of the east – Shanghai, Singapore, Bangkok and Sri Lanka – before meeting up at Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai for our Access All Areas conference (as well as a few other treats!). We pulled out all the stops, and the lovely agents that we were lucky enough to share the experience with all had a fabulous time; as always it was a pleasure to host and we look forward to many more to come! Search for ‘GoldMedalAgents’ on Facebook to find out what we all got up to.


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