SHOWCASE
WHY I LOVE MY JOB
STEPH NEEDLEY Travel Counsellor
business coach, a 24/7 duty office who will look after you and your customers around the clock, and you’ll also benefit from the support of our head office teams. New Travel Counsellors
are also paired with a mentor to help them set up their business for success. You’ll also be able to access
our innovative technology. Our in-house booking platform, Phenix, pulls together everything you need to create complex, tailor-made quotes
quickly and easily. Meanwhile, the integrated myTC app keeps your customers updated from enquiry to travel.
COMPANY BENEFITS We don’t set sales targets and our earnings are uncapped. You’re free to set your own margins – you get as much out of your business as you put into it. You also have the flexibility
to work whenever and wherever you want, so you can truly be your own boss.
“I was 24 when my business launched and I’m Travel Counsellors’ youngest agent. I want to show people that age isn’t a barrier to success. “Fast-forward to 2023 and
I’m a successful business owner. “In the coming year I will
be attending industry events and dinners to network with other people – and I’m keen to show why those of us who are young are excited to be the future leaders in travel. “The best thing about being
a Travel Counsellor is the opportunities it presents. I’ve
visited different places all over the world while being part of this amazing community. “When I first started, I
always looked up to Gold Travel Counsellors, who are the highest earners, and to become one myself was such an amazing moment. Gold Travel Counsellors get to go on trips to celebrate their success, and this year I was lucky enough to go to Thailand! “My advice would be
to go out and grab those opportunities, put yourself out there and take that leap!”
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