TRAINING FOR O
nline Travel Training (OTT) has long been a well-known name among the travel trade, with 150,000 travel
professionals having either taken a course, opened an email or attended a webinar in the past six months alone.
Whether it be through OTT’s training
courses, webinars or its wealth of resources, there are plenty of opportunities for travel professionals to enhance their knowledge of travel suppliers and destinations, as well as other topics, including accessible travel and LGBTQIA+ travel.
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WHAT’S COMING UP? February 13: Cruise Baltic
February 20: Visit Sarasota February 22: Okinawa February 27: Belize
March 5: All Nippon Airways March 7: Japan Airlines March 12: Hurtigruten March 19: JetBlue March 26: Avis
Find out more:
onlinetraveltraining.com/ uk/ott-for-partners/ webinars
Live webinars, incentives and an extensive directory of company pages also help equip travel sellers and stakeholders with the information they need to boost their knowledge.
Now, with the backing of Jacobs Media Group, OTT is targeting further growth and giving travel firms even more ways to reach an engaged audience.
Why partner with OTT? Around 62 million people left the travel industry worldwide as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a World Travel & Tourism Council report in 2021. And while travel globally is bouncing back successfully, there’s a huge opportunity to train those who are new or returning to the industry.
As well as a major focus on the UK
travel industry, OTT operates worldwide and currently offers courses in 22 languages. In the past 10 years, more than 688,000 course passes have been achieved. While travel agents are a key demographic for the training, all travel professionals and even students can gain or brush up on their product knowledge with OTT’s resources.
To take the training, or to partner with OTT to provide courses and other resources to an engaged travel audience, visit:
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