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Three reasons to work with us


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Earning potential: Earn 70% with an annual bonus of a further 5%. Joining fees are as low as £199, to include two days’ remote Zoom training.


Wholesale access: Our sister company Sunset


Faraway Holidays was set up in 1980, and having our own Atol, Abta and Iata licences gives you access to a wealth of product.


Become a better travel agent: With our learning hub, we have more than


170 self-teach videos, from complex bookings to social media presence.


Travel-pa


Travel-pa is a family-run business, where everyone is treated as an individual. There is no directional selling, leaving you free to offer clients the right holiday and earn 70% commission, with no additional monthly fees. You receive all incentives provided by suppliers and


benefit from our annual bonus scheme, which can add a further 5%, dependent on sales targets. Our in-house Nexus system will automate client


balance chasers, operate a CRM system for your clients, allow you to provide picture-perfect quotes, and take client payments through a link, all integrated to the back-office Traveltek booking system. Our team will send confirmations, chase balances and send tickets in our leather-look wallets, ensuring the experience for your clients is second to none. We work with a wide range of suppliers and dynamically package many holidays using our in-house flights system and multiple bed banks to ensure maximum competitiveness. We have regular product training days (Covid permitting), fam trips and an overseas conference, which in 2022 will be in the Dominican Republic.


Contact us Ĕ join.travel-pa.com È hamishk@sunset.co.uk x 07958 529308


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