Jessica
Chase the sun with Warm up your knowledge and help clients follow the sun this winter with OTT’s courses F
rom Caribbean beaches to Greek island escapes, Online Travel Training (OTT) has
everything you need to inspire clients looking for winter warmth. Whether you have five minutes between bookings or time to dive deep into destination training, OTT’s free,
More winter warmers
Royal Brunei Airlines Learn how Royal Brunei’s award- winning service and network connect the UK to exotic escapes like Bali and Borneo, and find out what makes its onboard experience so special.
Air Canada Whether it’s Barbados, Mexico or Miami, you can reach more destinations than just Canada with this airline. Its extensive network can connect travellers to sunshine quickly and in comfort. Learn how to match clients with routes and rewards.
Tobago
Find out how to sell Tobago’s beaches, rainforest trails, coral reefs and wildlife, and how the island’s easygoing charm makes for the ultimate laid-back escape for clients keen to head on a tropical escape this winter.
SPOTLIGHT SKY EXPRESS
Greece isn’t just for summer! With Sky Express, your clients can uncover its sun-dappled coastlines, cosy tavernas and clear winter skies. This OTT course shares how Sky Express connects the Greek islands and delivers that warm Greek welcome on board with year-round flights.
expert-led courses can boost your sales confidence and your credentials, especially when it comes to selling sunny destinations this winter. Log in or sign up for free this November to complete courses covering new routes, sunny spots and seamless ways to get your clients flying towards blue skies.
Santorini Tobago
Fast, focused learning
“At OTT, we know winter is a key time for training and planning ahead. That’s why our platform makes it easy to learn in short, focused bursts so you can stay ahead and keep selling with confidence.”
Jessica Shelton-Agar, managing director, OTT
onlinetraveltraining.com
PICTURES: Shutterstock/Olga Gavrilova, Styve Reineck
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