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DESTINATION
Tenerife training course offers places on fam trip
Hollie-Rae Merrick
hollie@travelweekly.co.uk
The Tenerife Tourism Corporation is marking the launch of its online training course by giving agents the chance to win one of six places on a fam trip to the island.
WIN!
All agents who complete the course with a minimum score of 70% before the end of January will be entered into the prize draw. The itinerary of the fam trip is
still being finalised, but the agents will visit regions of the island and attractions featured on the training course. Other prizes include 20 ‘Tenerife
packs’, which include information about the island and a gift. The Tenerife Training Course is
split into four modules: Overview, Attractions, Activities, and Sell It. It includes tips on regions and attractions such as Mount Teide National Park, theme parks and beaches.
CRUISE
Tripashore to unveil trade booking platform with dual search option
New cruise excursions provider Tripashore will launch its trade website next week. The booking platform will include search facilities
for agents to search for tours by itinerary or port. Agents can register for updates and information
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TENERIFE: The island’s tourism office will take six agents on a fam trip
“The training course will help agents learn about the huge diversity of landscapes”
The programme also educates
agents on water and land-based sports, cultural tours, and spa and wellness facilities. The modules are followed by
a quiz, so agents can test their new-found knowledge.
Pia Louw, director of travel industry and promotion, said: “Our beautiful island is renowned for its great beaches and year-round sunny weather, but it has so much more to offer. “The Tenerife Training Course
will help agents learn about the huge diversity of landscapes, ranging from dramatic volcanic formations to lush forests, and unique holiday experiences that
visitors can enjoy.”
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ahead of the launch by visiting the landing page at
tripashore.com. Head of sales Craig Jeffs said: “Having the ability for the agent to search by port will allow them to engage with the customer and help increase cruise sales.” The operator has also launched trade profiles on
Facebook and Twitter at Tripashore_agents and @Tripashoreagent respectively. Jeffs encouraged agents wanting to find out
more about the company to email him at:
craig.jeffs@
tripashore.com
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