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Florida
If your client is looking for fun in the sun on US soil, Florida is the perfect option. The state is great for families who like to have lots to see and do during their getaways, but that’s not all because the destination is also suited to families who want to fly and flop in their own private villa. Florida is a firm favourite with
families and it’s easy to see why, with Walt Disney World, Universal and SeaWorld among the attractions. So it’s worth getting to know the destination better so you can tailor-make the perfect break, either through dynamic packaging or add-on opportunities.
Excursions are key Mystery Shopper noted that two of the agents this week missed
an opportunity when it came to excursions because they didn’t offer much, if any, advice on what was available. Add-ons such as excursions
aren’t only a commission earning opportunity, they’re also a chance for you to set yourself apart from others and to show off your knowledge. There are lots of fun activities in Orlando for families such as the countless theme parks and wildlife experiences. But if you’re client has time to spare and wants to explore then there are plenty of other options for families out of town, such as an airboat ride in the Everglades (£12 with Attraction World) or a visit to the Kennedy Space Center in the Space Coast area of the state (£35 for adults and £28 for children).
SAMPLE PRODUCT
Ocean Florida offers 10 days in Orlando for £6,186, staying at the Sunset Vistas in a two-bedroom apartment. The price includes flights and car hire.
ocean-florida.co.uk
Funway Holidays offers 14 nights for £7,716, including a week at Disney Area Private Homes and a week at Barefoot Beach Resort, plus flights and a Disney’s Ultimate Ticket.
funway4agents.co.uk
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